MAKING OUT with a BOY who has a YUBIKEY on his COLLAR while there’s a FLIPPER ZERO in NFC CLONING MODE on MY COLLAR ​​​​​​​
@house i dont think thats actually going to work, is it?
@tay
@house
would be kinda bad if the device whos whole point is "not leaking private keys" would leak private keys xD
@tay @house @h3 that is gonna be not the only device that leaks
@tay @house @h3 security is hard, don't make dangerous assumptions :3

in general yeah but if they, say, re-use ivs or some shit like that...
@memdmp @tay @house @h3 you should never reuse ivs, that leads to transmission of diseases.
Also, a used needle is less sharp so it hurt more

@tay @house @h3 @4censord

so it hurts moreowO

@memdmp @tay @house @h3 which makes it also easiert to do mistakes, so you might have to try multiple times as well
@tay @house @h3 @4censord ,,,,,,sounds fun,,,,,,

@memdmp @tay @house @h3 it should visit at some point hmm

oh also, i've recently been asked "oh btw, can you take blood"?
someone wants to do some drawing 

@house First reasonable argument for fop to not try to implant an NFC-based yubikey microchip
@gwenthefops @house in theory something like that ought to wok based on a challenge/response model and not a shared secret. like a bank card, which cannot be easily cloned despite working via RFID and being a strong hardware authenticator
@gwenthefops @house @sodiboo yeah you couldn’t clone in but you could probably redirect it

like have a laptop in the other room ur trying to do evil stuff with generate challenges and send them to the flipper when you’re making out and then it will pass the response back
@xeno @house @gwenthefops yeah, you could redirect/proxy it. though, most "hardware authenticator" devices have a button to activate them: they won't perform arbitrary challenges to anyone who is near; they only do that upon request through their physical button.

so, this would only help you if you're super stealthy. but I'm not gonna pretend like I'd notice this happening if I was making out with any of y'all

@house

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