Some basic assumptions are that the ISP uses a Radius server to have people authenticate their mobile network devices on their network. Radius servers record the calling phone number of the sim card. Lookup phone number/sim number against the owner at time of given download? Or is that far too simple?
I thought with the departure of Jacqui smith, this diabolical scheme was being abolished? Why are they not listening, no one wants ID cards.
Especially if key data is local to the card, then again they do it with pin's on credit/debit cards, I'd imagine 10000 combinations doesn't take that long to crack. Who thought that was a secure idea.
Case Study: Phantasy Star online Ep 1 & 2. The character information was stored local to the user resulting in a mass of illegitimate items and characters.
The whole concept of a secure card is crap unless it verifies against an external DB.
Like the streets aren't dangerous enough without every iPhone user fiddling with their toy trying to "beat the system" while piloting a two ton juggernaut on public streets.
Yeah because speech alerts are really distracting.
Did you even read the articles?
http://news.slashdot.org/story/10/03/16/0027217/Deposit-Checks-To-Your-Bank-By-Taking-a-Photo?art_pos=67 A similar post appears!
Until you put anything processor intensive on. You'd probably get no where near that.
Yeah that's what I original thought, but then the article says they are only preparing it. Mismatch reporting makes me a sad panda :(
Catch up slashdot. According to this article they are already open. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/8518744.stm
Disregard this parent needs to learn to read.
Catch up slashdot. According to this article they are already open. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/8518744.stm
Basic Model is $499. Wow, was not expecting that.
And I want all nut-jobs banned from life. Good luck with that.
Ah yes forgot about those. Your point is valid but they could just cut those SIMs off, if not do away with the scheme all together.
Some basic assumptions are that the ISP uses a Radius server to have people authenticate their mobile network devices on their network. Radius servers record the calling phone number of the sim card. Lookup phone number/sim number against the owner at time of given download? Or is that far too simple?
It prints free money for nintendo.
Well you are on about a par with us.for correcting someone's grammar. P.S You are missing a double quotation mark.
I thought my dupe senses were tingling!
I thought with the departure of Jacqui smith, this diabolical scheme was being abolished? Why are they not listening, no one wants ID cards.
Especially if key data is local to the card, then again they do it with pin's on credit/debit cards, I'd imagine 10000 combinations doesn't take that long to crack. Who thought that was a secure idea.
Case Study: Phantasy Star online Ep 1 & 2. The character information was stored local to the user resulting in a mass of illegitimate items and characters.
The whole concept of a secure card is crap unless it verifies against an external DB.
Been around a while hasn't it? I'm sure it was on Dragons Den (UK Investment type TV show).
Like the streets aren't dangerous enough without every iPhone user fiddling with their toy trying to "beat the system" while piloting a two ton juggernaut on public streets.
Yeah because speech alerts are really distracting. Did you even read the articles?