Re: VeriChip hack? (Sorry if this posts twice)

[Curt Wilson <curtw () siu edu>]

Jared DeMott wrote:
> Is anyone else just a little wary of "implantable microchips"?  I'm into
> technology and all, but that smells funny...


Yes. I guess it might be OK for Rover, but I'm uneasy about the
potential issues for human use. Just imagine the future market for 0day
implant exploits and the new wave of implant worms!

year 2012 security advisory: Directing specially-phased pulsed neutrino
particle transmissions in a special sequence at a wearer of BigBrother's
Mark of the Beast chip will cause the chip to secrete nano-sentinels,
originally intended for self-healing chip repair, into the wearers
bloodstream through the unexpected weakening of the chip's external
membrane where a change in neurochemistry takes place that makes the
wearer highly unstable and causes early death. Due to tight integration
with nervous system tissue, extraction is costly but is offered for
$10000 by BigBrother corp.


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