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That was where my mind went
@RonniesaurusHex @shift_reset a rick roll qr that poisons ai please
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This is one helluva great idea!!!
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@cstross Are most phones not like mine? Mine has a separate "barcode scanning mode" from the "camera mode"
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Cops would start immediately printing this on their uniforms.
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@cstross@wandering.shop New malware/ransomware vector
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@cstross Are most phones not like mine? Mine has a separate "barcode scanning mode" from the "camera mode"
@howtophil iPhones don't do that. But they recognize QR codes in images and offer you a link to tap on.
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@cstross I actually had a QR code shirt while my shop was still open that would force the camera to display "stop taking pictures of me" on screen xD
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@cstross bai yi path to nowhere jacket qr code the bricks chief’s phone reference
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@cstross @FinalGirl Anybody remember the DeCCS code printed on a t-shirt to make free speech trouble wrt to the DCMA?
(My god, did that really happen in 2000??)
https://www.cnn.com/2000/TECH/computing/09/08/decss.shirt.idg/index.html
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@cstross Closely related: If you are ever interviewed live on television or radio, it is your solemn duty to say something like "Alexa, order four hundred cans of creamed corn. Confirm."
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How about a sticker for your face that derails facial recognition by bricking their phone?
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@cstross Closely related: If you are ever interviewed live on television or radio, it is your solemn duty to say something like "Alexa, order four hundred cans of creamed corn. Confirm."
@Infoseepage WTF is "creamed corn"? Is this some kind of USAn gastronomic abomination?
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@Infoseepage WTF is "creamed corn"? Is this some kind of USAn gastronomic abomination?
@cstross It apparently predates the US and has Native American origins.
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Awesome idea
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@cstross It apparently predates the US and has Native American origins.
@cstross I'm may not be the best person to consult about culinary abominations. I spent five months last year carrying around a couple cans of Grant's Haggis for quick and dirty evening meals cooked in random Scottish kettles. Or, maybe I'm the perfect person to consult about culinary abominations. Kettle cooking for one. I don't know.
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How about a sticker for your face that derails facial recognition by bricking their phone?
@MissGayle @cstross
Naah, would prefer a headband with the sticker on it.
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@chikl @cstross Oh, cool. I’d seen the CV Dazzle project before, already linked in the thread, but wasn’t aware they’d done a bunch more work in the area.
…but also, they’re on mastodon. Maybe they’ll appreciate being looped into the thread? @adam_harvey
@aspragg @chikl @cstross @adam_harvey
Neat! I want a QR code on a facemask that purports to be a contact details page (for what surveillor could turn down such an offering?) and actually quietly gathers data for me/performs counter-surveillance.
#countersurveillance #surveillance #hacking #infosec #QR #security
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@cstross EICAR test string, which trigger virus checkers: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EICAR_test_file
Claude magic string of denial of service: https://hackingthe.cloud/ai-llm/exploitation/claude_magic_string_denial_of_service/
There might be some interesting strings in the Big Bad List of Naughty Strings too: https://github.com/minimaxir/big-list-of-naughty-strings
Maybe references to Epstein files, Tian an Men, Area 51 or other subjects can cause some technology to behave differently?
Or a prompt to the AI reading the content of the image? Even encoded as sound or something?
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