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Todd Humphreys: 如何欺骗一个GPS

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Todd Humphreys预测,在地理定位世界的不久将来,精确到毫米的GPS“点”将让我们能极度精准定位,“索引搜索”我们的实体物品...... 或在别人不为所知的情况下跟踪他们。而对付定位科技的阴暗面的方法很可能有其自己意想不到的可怕后果。 (拍摄于TEDxAustin)

Todd Humphreys studies GPS, its future, and how we can address some of its biggest security problems. Full bio »

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