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This seems ripe for a good hack, maybe harvest ID fingerprints via war driving and stationary scanners and then post the creepiest mapping mashups the law allow
by dpritchett 14y ago
This seems ripe for a good hack, maybe harvest ID fingerprints via war driving and stationary scanners and then post the creepiest mapping mashups the law allows?
Bonus points if the scanning is pulled off with drones flying in public airspace.
- dpritchett 14y agoThe school district's FAQ [1] seems a bit glib regarding the anonymity of the cards: Q.1 Could someone manufacture a copy of a WGA RFID reader and use it to intercept information transmitted by student RFID tags? A.1 WGA has approached this as an issue of system architecture. By ensuring that the “smart” ID contains no information of interest to anyone, WGA has simultaneously removed any motive for cloning its reader and removed any problem if someone does clone its reader. [1] http://www.nisd.net/studentlocator/faq http://www.nisd.net/studentlocator/faq
- ktizo 14y agoBy ensuring that the “smart” ID contains no information of interest to anyone Surely that would involve making it not work.