Raspberry Pi Used To Hijack Casino Card Shuffler - eviltoast
  • Sloan the Serval@pawb.social
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    1 year ago

    The easy and most effective fix is to remove the external USB port and put an internal one under a locked door with a killswitch and no space to close the door with anything plugged in. If the door’s open it physically cuts power to the motors.

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      1 year ago

      I do like that solution. The problem is than a ton of casinos have it. So the actual fix is more of a retrofit than a redesign to change where the USB is, which would require a recall.

      • Sloan the Serval@pawb.social
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        That’s a bit unfortunate. The problem with trying to fix this in software is that it’s only a matter of time until someone manages to get around the fix. And any hardware fix would require a redesign anyway unless it’s an add-on module, but that could be unplugged.