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This idea has some history to it, I remember reading that they tried to use this same analysis in the trials against Kevin Mitnick. Some clever sysadmin had rec
by paulhodge 14y ago
This idea has some history to it, I remember reading that they tried to use this same analysis in the trials against Kevin Mitnick. Some clever sysadmin had recorded Mitnick's telnet activity (as it went across some crappy modem) and claimed to be able to identify him based on the timing of different keys. The judge threw it out as not being reliable evidence.
Wish I could remember where I read that; it was some book about hackers in general.