I just see a paper describing well known problems, a survey of current security and way's to
improve it. The fact MBTA thinks this talk reveals flaws indeed is as hilarious as it is sad.
They should know these problems and they also should know these problems are well known.
Posted Aug 15, 2008 21:17 UTC (Fri) by giraffedata (subscriber, #1954)
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The fact MBTA thinks this talk reveals flaws indeed is as hilarious as it is sad.
But the fact is true.
If the talk doesn't reveal flaws, why would anyone attend? The paper definitely revealed flaws to me.
I don't think the MBTA claimed the talk revealed flaws that were not known to, or discoverable by, anybody. The claim was that it would reveal them to some people who would otherwise remain ignorant of them.