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I realise that the term Security Through Obscurity™ has a specific meaning (in the field of cryptography) which isn't the one I intended. However, you can crac
by beaumartinez 15y ago
I realise that the term Security Through Obscurity™ has a specific meaning (in the field of cryptography) which isn't the one I intended.
However, you can crack any encryption scheme eventually. Encryption doesn't guarantee security—it simply makes the information harder to get at.
- StavrosK 15y agoDRM is one thing, an encrypted wireless protocol is another. Think using WPA with user- or factory-settable keys to talk between the base/elements (I'm not sure how insulin pumps work).