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Right now, a hacker can kill a specific person, in 5 seconds, given the following assumptions: -- He is standing next to the victim. -- He has a hammer.
by angrycoder 15y ago
Right now, a hacker can kill a specific person, in 5 seconds, given the following assumptions:
-- He is standing next to the victim.
-- He has a hammer.
- stcredzero 15y agoYes, but doing it with the insulin pump: - Makes it look like a medical emergency - Doesn't splatter you with bodily fluids - Can be executed in a way that gives you an alibi
- Deestan 15y ago> - Makes it look like a medical emergency A critical insulin overdose with the pump log full of remote access entries will look like murder. Anyway, dropping poison in their drink while they're in the bathroom is easier, cheaper, more practical and gives the same "benefits".
- stcredzero 15y agoI disagree. This doesn't give you the alibi, since you have to be there in the same room to drop it. With the wireless mechanism, you could never be in the same room as the victim that day. You might never be within 50 feet of the victim. You might not be spattered with blood, but you might leave physical evidence of your presence at the scene. Logs can be electronically erased, which you can't do with metabolites of poison in the bloodstream.
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- angrycoder 15y agoMy way doesn't sound like a bad episode of CSI.
- stcredzero 15y agoYeah, it's more like a typical episode of Dexter. (Not Dexter, but that week's killer/victim.)