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Posted for the evidence of mismanagement of a large-scale IT project which I think "good hackers would find interesting" (per guidelines). FTA: In fact, most p
by YeGoblynQueenne 3y ago
Posted for the evidence of mismanagement of a large-scale IT project which I think "good hackers would find interesting" (per guidelines). FTA:
In fact, most people who received a test recording found it didn't contain their voice, which appeared to support claims that they had cheated. Digital forensics expert Professor Peter Sommer said: "What seems to have happened is that the voice files became somehow separated from the individuals."
However, it was impossible to verify the files were what ETS said they were because they contained no electronic metadata showing when and where they were created.
- HL33tibCe7 3y agoI wonder whether the author knows that “electronic metadata” can be faked just as easily as (in fact, more easily than) the files themselves.