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Stick an accelerometer on there, and detect spikes corresponding to someone tapping the device. Then implement some sort of rhythm-based security as desired :)
by shabble 15y ago
Stick an accelerometer on there, and detect spikes corresponding to someone tapping the device. Then implement some sort of rhythm-based security as desired :)
Turning it around would be pretty hard if it's plugged into a PC, and it can't really do the sensing unplugged unless it's got some sort of internal power, but tap-detection should be fairly robust.
You'd probably want to have it remain in whatever secret-mode until unplugged, to stop spurious jolts from accidentally un/re-mounting it (unless you're really paranoid)
- RodgerTheGreat 15y agoThe inherent problem with rythm-based security is that everybody already knows shave-and-a-haircut. :)
- jrockway 15y agoA good passrhythm needs more than two bits of entropy.