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This might work once, for somebody. Then law enforcement would understand what it is for, what it does, and cut the lanyard/string instead of removing the usb s
by mixologic 12y ago
This might work once, for somebody. Then law enforcement would understand what it is for, what it does, and cut the lanyard/string instead of removing the usb stick before apprehending the device.
- hayksaakian 12y agoWhich is probably why the author mentioned wearables with Bluetooth. Less conspicuous, and no strings to cut.
- bigbugbag 12y agoand way easier to workaround, nothing to cut simply duplicate the wireless signal.
- exprL 12y agoHow would you duplicate a wireless signal that contains an “answer” to a changing challenge (e.g. sign this message with the secret key)?
- TheLoneWolfling 12y agoEasy. You do a relay attack. I.e. instead of comp -> wireless -> device, you go comp -> extender <comp> -> extender <device> -> device -> extender <device> -> extender <comp> -> comp.