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I'd love to hear more about what you know about the systems you've examined or designed. PM me at cybershow.uk and we might do an episode and bring in some othe
by nonrandomstring 3y ago
I'd love to hear more about what you know about the systems you've
examined or designed. PM me at cybershow.uk and we might do an episode
and bring in some other engineers too.
Specifically can you prove (or give compelling anecdotes why) the
linear CCD array used to determine the legitimacy of the note cannot,
on internet connected machines, retain and store that scan? I know
that's a tall order, because I'm asking a negative.
- seszett 3y agoI haven't designed such a system and as you say I can't really prove anything, but the embedded software I worked on just didn't record anything like that. Of course one can always imagine a secret government firmware or whatever, it's just highly unlikely IMO. The most obvious proof I'd say is that there is no law mandating this, so nobody is going to bother doing it just for fun.