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Im sure its based on the idea of them being used by bad-actors? Or the feds were like "LOOK I MADE THIS" and want them for themselves in a more insidious reaso
by samstave 4y ago
Im sure its based on the idea of them being used by bad-actors?
Or the feds were like "LOOK I MADE THIS" and want them for themselves in a more insidious reasoning...? Thats ~$6 million they dont need to pull from their budget...
Imagine how many boxes are going to "fall off the truck"
FLIPPER Zero (company) hopefully doesnt have remote disable, except in cases like this... (meaning "the device must be registered with [DATABASE] before its activated. -- this is the double edge for devices of this class.)
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Ill never forget my first meeting as Dir of IT for Lockheed where I was inquiring of frquency encryption/security across all military RFID tags... That was not a fun meeting.
- akerl_ 4y agoIt’s hard for me to assume malice here. I order tea pretty regularly from China and the customs process is a dice roll every time, with random delays / holds / reroutes being common. And that’s for a box full of dry leaves.
- samstave 4y agoThe only access control system hacked by Tea Leaves was the Boston Tea Party who used that to grant access to the US from the UK by force.
- Symbiote 4y agoPlenty of plants are illegal in trade (endangered species etc) but traded as Chinese medicine etc. I'll not be surprised if disguising them as tea is common.