136 sats \ 0 replies \ @027d8853cb 10 Sep \ on: PIXHELL Attack Exploits Screen Noise to Exfiltrates Data from Air-Gapped Devices security
This or similar sidechannel is the reason why Trezor One wallet has these weird lines around the PIN pad. This way, the same number of pixels are lit in each line, making it harder to guess the random arrangement of numbers from emissions.
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Turns out that industrial economy cannot thrive without cheap reliable energy. Who would have thought?
I’m not happy about it, though, because industry in my country exports heavily to Germany. German declines of a few percent will impact our industry much harder because our economy is much smaller.
Definitely go read the PDF. There are some real pearls in it, such as:
In many couples, one partner is younger than the other, (…)
It's not about Trump himself, but about his detractors. Simply put, Trump has all the right enemies.
I like this. The moment someone cracks an ancient P2PK transaction will be the moment quantum computing has arrived.
I think the issue is that most of us and people around us live in countries who do nothing too egregious with the money. Yes, inflation sucks, but it is not super terrible, particularly compared to buying and selling bitcoin at the wrong time.
When they start bailing-in the banks, seizing money for going to the wrong protest, introducing capital controls on spending and ATM withdrawals, people will start to get it.
Of course, there will be this "it won't happen to me" mentality, but that is a human universal - nothing to be done about it. For these people, it will, unfortunately, be too late.
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