Keynote - Cyborgs Unite!
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Reveals that implanted cardiac devices run closed, vulnerable software, often broadcasting telemetry with no encryption no password protection, and gives concrete numbers: 3 million people have pacemakers, 600,000 implanted each year. Describes a research path with security researchers and free software methods and the concrete result of founding a small manufacturer that produces a device where radio telemetry can be disabled, reporting that the change actually works and gives reason for cautious optimism.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:20Karens Story
- 5:20Cyborgs Unite
- 9:20Cyborg Components
- 13:05Implanted Medical Devices
- 14:17Cyborgs
- 17:00Heart Condition
- 21:20Con
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