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Source channel @githubtrending · Post #15367 · Dec 25

#cplusplus#arduino#ble_jammer#ble_spoof#ble_spoofer#cybersecurity#deauther#esp32#hack#hacktoberfest#jammer#nrf_scanner#nrf24l01#sour_apple nRFBOX is a handheld ESP32-based tool that scans and analyzes the 2.4 GHz band (Wi‑Fi, BLE, etc.), shows signal strength and channel activity, and can run jamming, BLE jamming/spoofing, and Wi‑Fi deauthentication tests for security research and troubleshooting. It combines an ESP32, NRF24 modules, OLED display, battery management, and SD support for firmware and logging, with notes about limited range, device variability, and power limits when using multiple NRF modules. Benefit: you can use it to find crowded channels, diagnose wireless interference, and test network/device resilience in controlled, legal test environments. https://github.com/cifertech/nRFBox

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@ai_and_law · Post #200 · 12/26/2023, 08:04 AM

FTC bans Rite Aid from using AI facial recognition in stores for 5 years Hello everybody! The US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has barred American drugstore giant Rite Aid from utilizing AI facial recognition technology for surveillance purposes over the next five years. The FTC intervened as Rite Aid allegedly "failed to implement reasonable procedures" in deploying facial recognition across 200 stores over eight years. Rite Aid's facial recognition system, designed to identify past shoplifters, resulted in numerous false positives. Tens of thousands of individuals were included, often with low-quality images from various sources, leading to unwarranted confrontations and police interventions, disproportionately impacting people of color. Rite Aid is mandated to delete collected images, algorithms, and related products, notify consumers, enhance data security measures, and provide clear notices regarding any biometric surveillance technology in stores. Rite Aid, while agreeing to the FTC settlement, expressed fundamental disagreement with the facial recognition allegations. The company halted the technology's use three years prior to the FTC investigation and commits to fortifying information security practices. #AILaw#PrivacyRights#FacialRecognition#FTC#RiteAid#LegalTech