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This isn't a "backdoor" inside the brain. (It's more equivalent to, say, gaining read access to /etc/shadow and being able to brute-force the passwords inside.)
by wtracy 14y ago
This isn't a "backdoor" inside the brain. (It's more equivalent to, say, gaining read access to /etc/shadow and being able to brute-force the passwords inside.)
That quibble aside, this is an interesting article on a rather disturbing potential future attack vector.