Could 3-D printing create a latex like finger tip one could wear to bypass finger print scanners or even frame a person for a crime?
Well... I suppose merely 1.1 million prints means a good chance mine weren’t in the hack.
One can hope.
I wonder when the government will tell those who had their data breeched. I also believe the data breech was worse than originally stated and 21 million workers had their data stolen. That’s what I heard.
Whenever I hear about this I wonder ... what was a database like that online for and accessible to the general network?
I keep asking and yet no one seems to care; “The Office of Personnel Management announced last week that the personal data for 21.5 million people had been stolen[, under President Bush.]
So currently it’s just a non-story and the media could care less — CNN and Wolf Blitzer in particular got all frothy at the mouth for a month, with 24/7 coverage over Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 — Military and civilian personal data of 21.5 million people...crickets...I suppose if it wasn’t for double standards, the media would have no standards at all.
The Chinese will blackmail Obama,or American Express will get 21 million new applications!