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You where all thinking it.

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  • Aknoralsβš‘β’Ά 🏴A Aknoralsβš‘β’Ά 🏴

    @yschaeff can you do a qr code?

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    yschaeff
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    @Aknorals Actually, that was the first thing we tried. At some point we where able to scan it. But it 'expired'. πŸ˜‰

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    • Pia Herself :verifiedlesbian:A Pia Herself :verifiedlesbian:

      @yschaeff We have Xtool's laser at work. I tried to find a picture but couldn't of when we took a piece of toast and burned the company logo on it.

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      @aamurusko79 This was done on an xtool as well. Not mine sadly, I don't think its in the price range I'm willing to pay for it. But so far it seems to be a really nice machine.

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      • yschaeffY yschaeff

        You where all thinking it. And the answer is 'yes!'. Yes you can totally LASER engrave a banana to exfiltrate data from your secured premises. Just out of the machine the text is barely noticable. But the next morning? Clear as day.

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        AndiS 🌞🍷πŸ‡ͺπŸ‡Ί
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        Banana for scale, not only for sizes but also amount of data! awesome #bananaforscale
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        • Murray πŸ‡ͺπŸ‡Ί :xubuntu:M Murray πŸ‡ͺπŸ‡Ί :xubuntu:

          @yschaeff
          It's also a very clever disguise for a pineapple πŸ˜‰

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          @MurrayWindripper @yschaeff I was wondering if I was the only one who was thinking that 😝

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          • yschaeffY yschaeff

            You where all thinking it. And the answer is 'yes!'. Yes you can totally LASER engrave a banana to exfiltrate data from your secured premises. Just out of the machine the text is barely noticable. But the next morning? Clear as day.

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            @yschaeff ????????????????????????

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            • yschaeffY yschaeff

              You where all thinking it. And the answer is 'yes!'. Yes you can totally LASER engrave a banana to exfiltrate data from your secured premises. Just out of the machine the text is barely noticable. But the next morning? Clear as day.

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              @yschaeff but why would you print pineapple on a banana

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              • yschaeffY yschaeff

                Oh, and the smell of burned banana peel also wears of after 12 hours. So there's that...

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                @yschaeff how much resolution does the laser have? how small could you go? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microdot
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                • yschaeffY yschaeff

                  You where all thinking it. And the answer is 'yes!'. Yes you can totally LASER engrave a banana to exfiltrate data from your secured premises. Just out of the machine the text is barely noticable. But the next morning? Clear as day.

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                  an actual bus
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                  @yschaeff Doing the lord's work

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                  • yschaeffY yschaeff

                    You where all thinking it. And the answer is 'yes!'. Yes you can totally LASER engrave a banana to exfiltrate data from your secured premises. Just out of the machine the text is barely noticable. But the next morning? Clear as day.

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                    @yschaeff don't lose your banana!

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                    • KarpourK Karpour

                      @yschaeff now find out how much data you can store on a banana peel and still recover later.

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                      @karpour @yschaeff attempting to beat Microsoft's ability to engrave data into glass by engraving data into a banana peel

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                      • yschaeffY yschaeff

                        You where all thinking it. And the answer is 'yes!'. Yes you can totally LASER engrave a banana to exfiltrate data from your secured premises. Just out of the machine the text is barely noticable. But the next morning? Clear as day.

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                        @yschaeff why did you write pineapple on your banana

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                        • yschaeffY yschaeff

                          You where all thinking it. And the answer is 'yes!'. Yes you can totally LASER engrave a banana to exfiltrate data from your secured premises. Just out of the machine the text is barely noticable. But the next morning? Clear as day.

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                          @yschaeff If you wanna be really sneaky you can probably eat the banana and retrieve the peel from waste disposal.

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                          • KarpourK Karpour

                            @yschaeff now find out how much data you can store on a banana peel and still recover later.

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                            @yschaeff @karpour

                            If you store your study results using DNA strands I'd imagine you could exfiltrate quite a lot really! Or study subject samples? Inject pre and post genetic intervention samples for each study subject and burn in the randomization and you've exfiltrated potentially millions in IP.

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                            • yschaeffY yschaeff

                              You where all thinking it. And the answer is 'yes!'. Yes you can totally LASER engrave a banana to exfiltrate data from your secured premises. Just out of the machine the text is barely noticable. But the next morning? Clear as day.

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                              @yschaeff now to infiltrate a laser engraving machije into a datacenter
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                              • redisleJ redisle

                                @yschaeff Lasers and bananas were just made for each other ..

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                                @jesshurch @yschaeff Now I want a banana laser

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                                • yschaeffY yschaeff

                                  You where all thinking it. And the answer is 'yes!'. Yes you can totally LASER engrave a banana to exfiltrate data from your secured premises. Just out of the machine the text is barely noticable. But the next morning? Clear as day.

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                                  @yschaeff Not at a nuclear facility though.

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                                  • yschaeffY yschaeff

                                    You where all thinking it. And the answer is 'yes!'. Yes you can totally LASER engrave a banana to exfiltrate data from your secured premises. Just out of the machine the text is barely noticable. But the next morning? Clear as day.

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                                    @yschaeff You labelled that fruit wrong 🧐

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                                    • yschaeffY yschaeff

                                      You where all thinking it. And the answer is 'yes!'. Yes you can totally LASER engrave a banana to exfiltrate data from your secured premises. Just out of the machine the text is barely noticable. But the next morning? Clear as day.

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                                      @yschaeff Also, is this a way to get a real world Bananaphoneβ„’? 😁

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                                      • yschaeffY yschaeff

                                        You where all thinking it. And the answer is 'yes!'. Yes you can totally LASER engrave a banana to exfiltrate data from your secured premises. Just out of the machine the text is barely noticable. But the next morning? Clear as day.

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                                        @yschaeff so fun fact: one of my uncle's businesses failed to get FDA approval for laser-based banana labeling because the existing label manufacturers argued that the fruit would be "irradiated" and that this was clearly unsafe.

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                                        • yschaeffY yschaeff

                                          You where all thinking it. And the answer is 'yes!'. Yes you can totally LASER engrave a banana to exfiltrate data from your secured premises. Just out of the machine the text is barely noticable. But the next morning? Clear as day.

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                                          @yschaeff

                                          Now if you engrave an IP packet dump on it, we have this April Fools' RFC taken care of.

                                          And it would mean a perfectly legitimate way to include in the RFC the classic joke that "Time flies like an arrow, fruit flies like a banana."

                                          #IPOverAvianCarrier #RFC #RFCEditor

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