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I wonder if the scrambling can be defeated. If you know the scrambling pattern, presumably you could apply its inverse to the image being sent over the link.
by amluto 4y ago
I wonder if the scrambling can be defeated. If you know the scrambling pattern, presumably you could apply its inverse to the image being sent over the link.
- cushychicken 4y agoOh yeah, the scrambling is more to help deal with pixel errors than it is to provide any sort of cryptographic safety.
- amluto 4y agoNot just cryptographic. I wonder if a malicious image could exceed FCC limits or even cause the link to fail.