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Originally Posted by jrhnewark
Nothing new, I'm afraid. I'm not too worried - I don't do a lot of counterfeiting.  |
You don't have to be doing counterfeiting to be worried.
It means
anything you print could potentially be traced back to
you, even if you printed something you rather wasn't - for whatever reason.
As with so many security measures, unless there's some sort of control, it can just as easily be misused.
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Originally Posted by Nugget
Dunno what it says about me, but it definitely whispers at me in the middle of the night.
Usual stuff - 'they're all out to get you, you know', 'kill 'em, KILL 'EM ALL!!'. Nothing too serious  |
I think you should check out this thread:
http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/sh...ad.php?t=36950
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Originally Posted by david.ewles
You could by any number of identical laser printers print of the same document to each, and forensics could tell which printed from each printer (CSI; MIAMI DID THIS)
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That's more like determining which gun fired what bullet, whereas this is a objective analysis method, rather than a subjective one.
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Originally Posted by tkiely
back to pencil and paper again then!
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Then they'll just use graphology against you!