Ergens achter een anoniem toetsenbord, mogelijk in het hart van moedertje Rusland, klapt een zekere "Igor" uit de school, en dat tegenover onze dr. Jaap-Henk Hoepman, privacy onderzoeker, werkzaam aan de Radboud Universiteit: Igor April 19, 2020 at 16:50 So, if I patch Android to give me a list of proximity identifiers as Bluetooth picks them up, I can log them together with GPS coordinates. My patched kennel will also log all Daily Keys of infected people Google’s app downloaded from Central servers. Now I can drive by my town, collecting proximity identifiers from people in their homes. Then I will know exactly who the sick people are, once their phones upload their daily keys to the central servers and my phone downloads them. Jaap-Henk April 19, 2020 at 20:21 Nice. Didn’t even consider that possibility. Which raises another concern: what if the server collecting the daily tracing keys (remember, this server is hosted by some health authority) is poorly secured or does not properly authenticate ...