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You could use it to display a second factor access code for licence plate readers. Eg - Car arrives at a gate. - Gate detects the licence plate and sends an a
by onion2k 4y ago
You could use it to display a second factor access code for licence plate readers. Eg
- Car arrives at a gate.
- Gate detects the licence plate and sends an auth request.
- Car receives the request and displays a 2FA code on the plate.
- Gate reads the code and grants access.
There aren't many situations where this would be necessary, and it'd probably be done better with something wireless like plain old radio, but it'd be quite fun.
- kube-system 4y agoDoesn’t really seem like an advantage, from a security perspective it’s still something screwed on to the outside of your car. Homelink is already in many cars and it supports rolling code auth.
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- zarzavat 4y agoI don’t understand the point of that. Just use ANPR on the plate to identify the vehicle. If it really needs to be that secure (a restricted area or what not) then you’re going to need a person to go check the driver’s identity anyway.