hrmm. When I buy certain chips/kits from TI's websites, it made me go through an export control interview and application.
What if you are buying from a non-US distributor in a non-US country. Do US trade/export laws still apply?
Chinese AC troll?
You don't need to monitor every bluetooth device. You just need a decent sampling of users passing through points in your "system". This is just one of several ways you can uniquely identify a particular object to track overall flow of the herd.
What, no mod flag for "whoosh" factor?!
yep - the job creators had fundamental disagreements with Matthew 6 & 19
of course there should be an air-gap on any plant system like this, and likely is...
But then again there are things specifically targeted at jumping air-gaps.
I dont think there are any "experts" who believe stuxnet/flame hit targets directly.
I dont think these plants would have information security on par with nuclear power plants
But hey what do i know!
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Espionage != sabotage
Look at the computers on the desk here:
http://ronslog.typepad.com/ronslog/2008/05/eagle-mountain.html
Any clues as to control over some of the SCADA systems here might do?
in my best "say what again!" voice: Tell me it's not gonna cause problems!
right. we dont.
I was thinking the same thing. Another lone-wolf hacker
If he has half a brain, he's trying to turn himself to the nearest NATO affiliated embassy. If not, he will shortly disappear.
In Soviet Russia, you get hacked.
Borat's bumbling was just cover for a true-to-life Eastern European cyber-James-Bond?
uh, no...
..... or microphone plugged in, or from your own pc, or from a non one way-terminal (like x/vnc), or open unknown target's docs on your own machine instead of a burnable vm, etc,....
Doesnt sound like a top-level professional, but the junior-grade trainee - probably taking orders from above.
but seriously, how about a hackintosh?
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