hybrid bluetoothvirus attacks brain

[pc581521]

A friend emailed me a link to

new computervirus airborn: Nieuw bluetoothvirus valt ook hersenen aan. new bluetoothvirus attacks brain

There was an english version posted too. The text describes how a bluetoothvirus called 'cybryd' was manipulated to attack a human brain. I also posted it on fb. Can this be true? share it and disable your bluetooth!

 

[drdoom]

I'd be more worried about getting a virus from going to that site than I would getting my brain "hacked" by a bluetooth connection.

 

[Frisco]

A friend emailed me a link to

new computervirus airborn: Nieuw bluetoothvirus valt ook hersenen aan. new bluetoothvirus attacks brain

There was an english version posted too. The text describes how a bluetoothvirus called 'cybryd' was manipulated to attack a human brain. I also posted it on fb. Can this be true? share it and disable your bluetooth!

lol .. well, let's give this a chance in the Lounge for a bit.

 

[A.Nonymous]

I read the whole article. There is a ton of technical jargon in there, but the underlying principle seems fatally flawed to me. Bluetooth is nothing more than a short range radio protocol. Yet the researcher claims they received a "neurogenic shock". I'm not sure how a radio transmission could cause that. If so, why does it not affect other people within a 10-15 ft radius?

 

[Frisco]

Yeah, I read the whole article, as well. I found that reading it backward had about the same amount of substance as reading it forward.

How did they do that?

 

[A.Nonymous]

Yeah, I read the whole article, as well. I found that reading it backward had about the same amount of substance as reading it forward.

How did they do that?

They used jargon and mumbo jumbo.

 

[Frisco]