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Re: NEW 2009 Control System Released
If they want security, then why not just use WPA2 encryption [with certificates]?
For example, for general use at driver training, demonstrations, and possibly off-season events, either a public certificate can be used or they can just operate the robots over an unencrypted network. But at every event, a unique and time-sensitive certificate is loaded onto the controllers for WPA2 authentication.
After the competition, the time-sensitive certificate deactivates, and the team can return to using the robot on unencrypted networks.
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