The pumps use no encryption to conceal the content of their transmissions, and a vulnerability allowed Jack to discover the device's serial number. His software also overrides restrictions that normally prevent the pump from receiving wireless commands to increase dosages. Under normal conditions, the pumps issue a vibration or loud tone when dispensing a dosage, but Barnaby's attack disables the warning mechanism.
Huh. I wonder how many people would push the "murder a random stranger without repercussions" button
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Raneadospolice apologistyou shouldn't have been there, obviouslyRegistered Userregular
the devices were made 10 years ago, or more
it's understandable that the level of technology has surpassed them
I remember the similar pacemaker story, but I never heard of anyone getting murdered by it
Hobnail: you can literally kill anyone right now without repercussions
shoot a random person in the face, congratulations, you'll get away with it
and this isn't exactly a "button" to do that, you have to have the specific goal in mind, be tech savvy enough to get it all together, and then complete a bunch of steps to accomplish it
Well yeah but you actually have to shoot someone in the face. Doing it remotely has got to make it easier, its apparantly a lot easier to set people on fire through a bombsight than in person, as it were.
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Ubikoh pete, that's later. maybe we'll be dead by thenRegistered Userregular
Well yeah but you actually have to shoot someone in the face. Doing it remotely has got to make it easier, its apparantly a lot easier to set people on fire through a bombsight than in person, as it were.
the less intimate it is, the easier it is
they say it's easier to shoot someone than stab someone
and easier still to operate a machine gun into a crowd
and easier still to drop a bomb
and that the difficulty only goes up again slightly when you get into the hundred-thousand range of deaths or so
but to track down, inspect, and go through all the steps needed to actually mess with someone's insulin?
I like how judging from that trailer, they realized that a simple thought experiment provided about ten minutes worth of content and padded it out with every thing they could possibly think of
is there a woman telepathically manipulating water at the end?
Now I wonder what percentage of the population would push the button if there was actually some kind of reward for doing it. People seem pretty easy to talk into giving what they are told to believe are real electric shocks to strangers without one.
Now I wonder what percentage of the population would push the button if there was actually some kind of reward for doing it. People seem pretty easy to talk into giving what they are told to believe are real electric shocks to strangers without one.
that's not quite applicable because that experiment is about how people will obey an authority figure even if they're ordered to contradict their own personal morals
still though I think a depressingly high number of people would hit the button
wheres beasteh jonathan ross is tweeting about kpop & im real confused help I need an Authority on Britishness (no rane you don't even come close to counting)
wheres beasteh jonathan ross is tweeting about kpop & im real confused help I need an Authority on Britishness (no rane you don't even come close to counting)
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they're pretty good
hazelnut surrounded by nutella and chocolate
This is because you've never been to one of the ambassador's receptions.
tasty chocolate heaven
I would die a happy man in that pile
Ok, this is pretty great.
McAfee guy discovers way to hack wireless insulin pumps to kill people.
it's understandable that the level of technology has surpassed them
I remember the similar pacemaker story, but I never heard of anyone getting murdered by it
Hobnail: you can literally kill anyone right now without repercussions
shoot a random person in the face, congratulations, you'll get away with it
and this isn't exactly a "button" to do that, you have to have the specific goal in mind, be tech savvy enough to get it all together, and then complete a bunch of steps to accomplish it
that track is sick
the less intimate it is, the easier it is
they say it's easier to shoot someone than stab someone
and easier still to operate a machine gun into a crowd
and easier still to drop a bomb
and that the difficulty only goes up again slightly when you get into the hundred-thousand range of deaths or so
but to track down, inspect, and go through all the steps needed to actually mess with someone's insulin?
I doubt it'll happen
http://www.audioentropy.com/
is there a woman telepathically manipulating water at the end?
http://www.audioentropy.com/
:<
Just go watch the Twilight Zone episode
this one?
http://www.audioentropy.com/
that's not quite applicable because that experiment is about how people will obey an authority figure even if they're ordered to contradict their own personal morals
still though I think a depressingly high number of people would hit the button
http://www.audioentropy.com/
And for no reward? Ehhh....25% say.
I'd press that button
that
sure is a movie alright
http://www.audioentropy.com/
yeyy
clickclickclickclick
jonathan ross is bad
He's bad at pronouncing R's, that's for sure.
Or maybe I made an active effort to correct it, I don't even remember
They had some golden lion tamarinds just chillin.
Small, dirty child walks up.
"Those look like dogs. Momma, look at the dog"
................
at 30 seconds
there is no reason why not
hi this is me