@nazokiyoubinbou @Viss Exactly
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LOL, I've accidentally gone to work on... Memorial day?Whichever the one is in May
Anyway, I was on 2nd shift back then, and I did it twice! 😅
You'd think the gate guard would have said something, you'd be wrong 🤦
@Viss @funnymonkey@DelilahTech @Viss @funnymonkey we didn't have a front gaurd at that site, just badges and a security system.
He ended up a good employee, no punishment.
One time I went to work on a Sunday for reasons, needed to go to clean room and turned on the lights in gowning. Later security walked by and saw lights on, turned them off. I needed to pee so I leave clean room, pee, turn lights back on to gown. Security sees lights, turns them off. I take lunch, security sees me in cafeteria... "it was you!" -
@DelilahTech @Viss @funnymonkey we didn't have a front gaurd at that site, just badges and a security system.
He ended up a good employee, no punishment.
One time I went to work on a Sunday for reasons, needed to go to clean room and turned on the lights in gowning. Later security walked by and saw lights on, turned them off. I needed to pee so I leave clean room, pee, turn lights back on to gown. Security sees lights, turns them off. I take lunch, security sees me in cafeteria... "it was you!"@DelilahTech @Viss @funnymonkey to be clear, my story was at second location with security guard.
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@DelilahTech @Viss @funnymonkey we didn't have a front gaurd at that site, just badges and a security system.
He ended up a good employee, no punishment.
One time I went to work on a Sunday for reasons, needed to go to clean room and turned on the lights in gowning. Later security walked by and saw lights on, turned them off. I needed to pee so I leave clean room, pee, turn lights back on to gown. Security sees lights, turns them off. I take lunch, security sees me in cafeteria... "it was you!"A g- g- g- ghost!
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A g- g- g- ghost!
@DelilahTech @Viss @funnymonkey basically... I was friends with the security guard. It wasn't like you're in trouble more like oh thank God I'm not going insane.
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Perhaps not, but you do need to make sure you don't pair with any potentially insecure devices.
Pairing a phone with a laptop is hopefully fine. They both get security updates. But gadgets like speakers and keyboards? Don't even think about it. Wired or bust.
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@Viss @funnymonkey what is the approximate distance? Feet? Inches? I thought badge readers intentionally made it so it had to be close to prevent interference from other cards but with a appropriate reader the distance was farther...
Those badges are supposed to do a cryptographic handshake with the reader so that you can't just clone them.
So are car keys, for that matter.
The problem is that the cryptographic handshake proves identity but does *not* prove *proximity*. Attackers can't clone the key/badge but they can boost the signal to confuse the reader into thinking the key/badge is nearby when it's actually not.
I don't know how feasible such an attack is with badges, but cars were stolen.
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Speaking of which, I wonder how long it'll be before some psycho hacks a bunch of people's earbuds to make a noise loud enough to destroy their hearing.
There's no fun or profit in it, but there must be some “watch the world burn” kind of character somewhere who thinks this is a good idea…
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Perhaps not, but you do need to make sure you don't pair with any potentially insecure devices.
Pairing a phone with a laptop is hopefully fine. They both get security updates. But gadgets like speakers and keyboards? Don't even think about it. Wired or bust.
@argv_minus_one @funnymonkey this hack happens outside of pairing
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Those badges are supposed to do a cryptographic handshake with the reader so that you can't just clone them.
So are car keys, for that matter.
The problem is that the cryptographic handshake proves identity but does *not* prove *proximity*. Attackers can't clone the key/badge but they can boost the signal to confuse the reader into thinking the key/badge is nearby when it's actually not.
I don't know how feasible such an attack is with badges, but cars were stolen.
@argv_minus_one @Viss @funnymonkey if only I was smarter this would be interesting to investigate... But alas I'm a idiot loser so it will end up being a mental experiment
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Those badges are supposed to do a cryptographic handshake with the reader so that you can't just clone them.
So are car keys, for that matter.
The problem is that the cryptographic handshake proves identity but does *not* prove *proximity*. Attackers can't clone the key/badge but they can boost the signal to confuse the reader into thinking the key/badge is nearby when it's actually not.
I don't know how feasible such an attack is with badges, but cars were stolen.
@argv_minus_one @Viss @funnymonkey if only I was smarter this would be interesting to investigate... But alas I'm a idiot loser so it will end up being a mental experiment
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@argv_minus_one @funnymonkey this hack happens outside of pairing
@Viss @argv_minus_one @funnymonkey this part involves pairing, no?
> Then they impersonated the headphone from their laptop and connected to the phone (pretending to be the headphone).
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@Viss @argv_minus_one @funnymonkey this part involves pairing, no?
> Then they impersonated the headphone from their laptop and connected to the phone (pretending to be the headphone).
@aburka @argv_minus_one @funnymonkey its possible to talk btle without pairing. check out lightblue if youre on Android
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@aburka @argv_minus_one @funnymonkey its possible to talk btle without pairing. check out lightblue if youre on Android
@Viss @argv_minus_one @funnymonkey huh, til
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@aburka @argv_minus_one @funnymonkey let me know when you soft brick your first thing. i like changing the names of peoples fitbits while on flights
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@aburka @argv_minus_one @funnymonkey let me know when you soft brick your first thing. i like changing the names of peoples fitbits while on flights
@Viss @argv_minus_one @funnymonkey my Fitbit that's paired to the same phone doesn't even show 🤷♀️
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@aburka @argv_minus_one @funnymonkey its possible to talk btle without pairing. check out lightblue if youre on Android
Yes but they can't impersonate the headphone to the phone if the headphone isn't paired to the phone, can they?
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@Viss still looking like Saturday to me :D
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@Viss still looking like Saturday to me :D
@winterknight1337 i like your brain
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@winterknight1337 i like your brain
@Viss helps that I was playing Rimworld till 0330 and I just got up lol
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@Viss helps that I was playing Rimworld till 0330 and I just got up lol
@winterknight1337 that works too! i was in arc raiders for like. 7 hours yesterday
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