Janet Jackson Music Video Declared Security Vulnerability (REAL security - not satire)

Secure World ^ | Aug 18, 2022 | Drew Todd

[Publius]

One of my picks during my college radio days.

[Clay Moore]

So what does playing “Puberty Love” do to your hard drive, or does it only work on tomatoes?

[EasySt]

They have already figured out how to disable people with bowel emptying
sounds and nerve sizzling microwaves.

Centrifuges and Hard Drives were easy.

Brains are the ultimate goal.

🐸

~Easy

[V_TWIN]

Now if it was Britney Spears I’d be all in!......so to speak. 😏

[Seruzawa]

Well this is no surprise. Every time her songs come on my hard drive crashes too.

[Montana_Sam]

For many years, Raymond Chen’s website and blog (The Old New Thing) have been my ‘go-to’ resolution sites for finding answers to the most obscure Windows problems. Very knowledgeable guy, Chen is.

[martin_fierro]

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[Delta 21]

Man, she can really put those chips away!

[Fresh Wind]

If this is true, then there’s a very good chance that any Yoko Oh-No song can freeze 7200 rpm drives. The good news is that no one can actually stand to listen to her.

[Yardstick]

Good point. Statements such as “IF someone were to listen to a Yoko Ono song, then X could happen” remain purely theoretical propositions.

[jdsteel]

IF true, it would require a sound system played at sufficiently loud decibels that was of high quality enough to reproduce that particular frequency, with close enough proximity to said hard drive.

Besides, who still uses a 5400 hard drive while rocking out to THAT video???

[ro_dreaming]

It crashes 5400 RPM spinning plate hard drives. Today’s SSD’s would be unaffected.