Written by Dan Cyr
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| Source: www/telegraph.co.uk |
So your sitting in a coffee shop surfing off of the
establishment’s free Wi-Fi. Un-denounced to you, there is someone sitting
behind you watching your every move as you log in to your bank account and
check your investments. 24 hours later you are wondering why your bank account
is negative and you invested in an unknown company in Uruguay.
Cyber forensics experts at the University of Massachusetts
have developed a way for Google Glass to capture touch screen interaction from
just about 10 feet away. People with these glasses can video capture where you click
on the screen and decode it upon further review. Google responded with their ability
for people to notice when someone is recording since the glasses light up and
reveal video is being recorded. My question to that is, when someone is sitting behind you, how are you
supposed to notice this feature?
Watch the video
embedded here and see how privacy is tested once again in this upcoming
augmented world we will call reality.
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