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Hackers interrupt UAE TV streaming services with deepfake news

93 pointsby sandebertover 1 year ago

6 comments

jasonjayrover 1 year ago
Oh wow. This is the next generation of that Max Headroom signal intrusion. If it can be carefully timed it could appear as if it's just a scene cut to another story, and then disconnected before the original signal resumes the next story.
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yodonover 1 year ago
Some years ago (2010 +&#x2F;- 5years?) the organization that administers the Geneva Convention had a conference on whether to classify as a war crime the act or faking video of the head of a county or its military (eg. &quot;I direct my soldiers to surrender&quot;).<p>I can&#x27;t find a reference to it (perhaps someone else has better Google-fu) but there was an article on it in the NYTimes when it the conference was held.
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allenbinaover 1 year ago
Begun, the clone wars have.
0x006Aover 1 year ago
is the video available somewhere?
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jkmcfover 1 year ago
I&#x27;ve been wondering for a while about when country-sponsored, network-base attacks be considered an act of war.
lenerdenatorover 1 year ago
Methinks Iran might be pissing in a bowl of Cheerios they&#x27;re not ready to have thrown in their faces. They&#x27;re entering into a deepfakes arena with several states that have more advanced technological and cyberoffensive capabilities than they do.
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