Crypto with Epoxy Tokens, Glass Balls and Lasers
Anonymous Coward writes "Scientists from MIT and ThingMagic have collaborated and developed an innovative crypto mechanism using epoxy tokens, glass spheres and lasers. They have actually created a physical one-way function that cannot be tampered, copied or faked! The full scoop can be found at MSNBC, and also at Nature, & TOI."
Sounds like a kinky high-tech peep show.
Can't be tampered with? Give me a hammer, I'll tamper with it... If I can't have the data, no one can!!!
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Programming is like sex... Make one mistake and support it the rest of your life.
McGuyver has made plans to begin work at MIT in their research department to create supercomputers from old ballpoint pens, and outdated telephone mechanisms.
If you're looking here for something insightful or thought provoking, you're probably looking in the wrong place.
actually, i have 3.
there are 50 or so of em lying around at home, making my wife mad.
so explain again why guitar picks are news?
(my apologies to westsky in advance)
guns kill people like spoons make Rosie O'Donnell fat.
Cheap trick secures secrets
Finally! Something to go hand-in-hand with my REO Speedwagon encryption algorithm.
Where does the school board find them and why do they keep sending them to ME?
And all these years my family has been persecuted in Salem, MA and it turns out all they wanted was our crystal balls!
So remember, the next time a nuclear scientist asks to borrow your elbow macaroni and glue-on sparkles, he might not be making a birthday card for his mom - he might be ensuring the security of the world!
...Also, I didn't know Buggalo could fly.
will bill this as "Cryptography with balls."
Yeah, I agree. That band sucks.