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Reading the translation of the talk, public transport vehicles have a persistent MAC but for private cars the MAC address changes every 15 minutes.
by softgrow 5mo ago
Reading the translation of the talk, public transport vehicles have a persistent MAC but for private cars the MAC address changes every 15 minutes.
- ufocia 5mo agoThat still doesn't seem very private.
- Barbing 5mo agoParticularly anywhere rural or off the beaten path
- moooo99 5mo agoYou wouln‘t really have the kind if hardware there. The communication relies on a multi hop mesh that would‘t work anywhere without sufficient coverage.
- izacus 5mo agoYou do know you have a unique ID displayed on a big tab on the vehicle, right?
- Barbing 5mo agoAnd I don’t want to give Flock more OTA capabilities!
- interloxia 5mo agoEven our tires blast out IDs. https://www.rtl-sdr.com/exploring-the-privacy-risks-of-tire-pressure-monitoring-systems-with-rtl-sdr/ https://www.rtl-sdr.com/exploring-the-privacy-risks-of-tire-...
- fy20 5mo agoFor a vehicle with a highly visible unique identifier on the front and rear? In my country basically every private carpark has ANPR cameras, the tech is dirt cheap now.
- subscribed 5mo agoIt's much cheaper to deploy a dense network of cheap, covert radio loggers.
- rompic 5mo agoAs discussed in the video they are not resetting the packet sequence number though, making it easy to match them with the other data transmitted.