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This feels like one of those classic things, though, where you read this and go "ha ha, that'll never be valuable or even work in real life", and then in ten ye
by ivraatiems 4y ago
This feels like one of those classic things, though, where you read this and go "ha ha, that'll never be valuable or even work in real life", and then in ten years you read an article that's something like "Hackers Steal Ugandan President's Credit Card Data by Reading a Single Bit".
Identifying attack vectors is just building up an arsenal of tools that can potentially be used depending on the circumstance.
- QuarterReptile 4y agoThe standardization of protocols and physical components on computers, paired with the accessibility of global wealth from computers, means that the payout is always there for obscure attacks. They just may have to be incorporated into large toolsets with significant automation to know when it's the right tool for the job.
- TedDoesntTalk 4y agoTheft of Bitcoin wallet private key from a well-known Bitcoin billionaire seems applicable.
- R0b0t1 4y agoIt's not that. It's more that it's just... obvious.
- selfhoster11 4y ago> This feels like one of those classic things, though, where you read this and go "ha ha, that'll never be valuable or even work in real life" Isn't this basically the exact thing that everyone thought before the Intel CPU bugs began emerging en-masse?