Re:Paperlinks Makes Takeout Menus More Interactive With QR C...
by rdl on Friday November 18, 2011 @01:12AM
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That does seem like a problem, but there are more than enough bits in QR codes to handle some kind of authentication and permission system.
Maybe treat default QR codes as sandbox-browse only, but other QR codes could be "signed" as coming from a trusted source, and given greater permissions.
Seems like a good opportunity for a QR code app developer to come up with a security standard, make it open, and provide a simple toolchain to build trust on top of QR.
Maybe treat default QR codes as sandbox-browse only, but other QR codes could be "signed" as coming from a trusted source, and given greater permissions.
Seems like a good opportunity for a QR code app developer to come up with a security standard, make it open, and provide a simple toolchain to build trust on top of QR.