WildBB
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Yeah, I mean just knowing that it's a pass play coming on 1st or 2nd downs is huge in itself.Yeah I don't know if they use wireless communications I think the cheating is always going to be possible.
Yeah, I mean just knowing that it's a pass play coming on 1st or 2nd downs is huge in itself.Yeah I don't know if they use wireless communications I think the cheating is always going to be possible.
Funny I was thinking about this earlier yesterday.
Plays are called in with wireless communication. Are we naive enough to believe in this day of technology that a team wouldn’t “ intercept” the opposing teams frequency?
how many times have you said, “ Wow, it’s like the defense is in our huddle!”? I wouldn’t put it past certain teams doing this.
what’s the risk? What if it were discovered the Ravens were stealing opposing teams radio frequencies? They wouldn’t be banned from the playoffs right? Fine them 1m? Big deal. Take awAy a draft pick? Worth the risk , right.
I’m no computer geek or communications expert. Maybe it isn’t even possible. Just saying I thinking about this and then I see this post.
Things that make you go hmmm.
I was saying Bluetooth because the title said it looked like a Bluetooth device. In any event, anything wireless can be hacked no matter the encryption, might take longer depending on what they're using but it can he done
Not talking about a "passing fan" talking about someone with the ability and you can disagree, still hackable but you're right about real time would be tough (doable but tough) and not sure why anyone would invest that much time and energy into something like that lolI disagree. I can give you my wifis 4 way handshake and you can spin up a million GPUs and still need until the end of time to crack it with current technology if I am using a strong, random full length key. Physics does not permit it using current technology. Even against a state level actor a well researched modern, strong cipher is not defeatable.
It is the implementations that are often exploited, including but not limited to weak keys, poor random number generation and exchanges.
It seems very implausible their comms would have a massive enough flaw that would allow for passive evesdroppping in real time. If they did I imagine an enterprising fan would have already been listening in.
Hmmm - top two teams in AFC being shady. Time to investigate and if true, bust both heavily - draft picks, since fines mean nothing.
I left out NSA obviously, I still think all 3 can do it lol. I'm sure some NFL teams have guys working for them that know someone in those 3 government agencies. Conspiracy theories I know but...........you never know?NSA, not CIA.