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Re: Possible FLR Hacking?
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Originally Posted by Chris is me
I believe the burden of breaking WPA2 alone is great enough to prevent this from being an issue, ever.
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As mentioned prior though, some careful digging or social engineering might jump that hurdle.
After that, I'm not so convinced the system is that safe, it's worth looking in to. I don't think this particular instance is evidence of that, but I think it highlighted the fact it may be a problem. So far everyone has said that there was no hacking incident based on several plausible, likely explanations for the events that occurred. Other than relying on WPA security I haven't seen much counterargument about the 'hacking' not being possible.
Maybe I'm just paranoid, but that's my $0.020000000000000001 (Sorry, using an Intel...)
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