[This Can't Be True. Packet Sniffing On Car Ecu's]

OnStar can do that now if it is activated on the car.

Seems there was a case where the gom't 'backdoored' the onstar to listen in to conversations

of the occupants. Problem was, well, aside from possible illegal 'wiretapping' the vehicle safety

systems were compromised, airbags or anti-lock brakes were not up snuff when this wiretapping

took place.

http://news.cnet.com/FBI-taps-cell-phone-m..._3-6140191.html

http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=57331

[Laundry Card hack]

But thats not how to OP posted their original question. I am sure that if all he wanted was a smartcard dumper program some one would have more than generous. I just dont wash my clothing until it is absoluty necessary, you have no idea how far some febreeze and a bottle of axe can get you :).

Funny your avatar is a box of dingle berries! LOL! when your skivvies have a case of those, febreze and axe

won't get you so far...

[Employee Problems & Monitoring Needed]

ok, my perception is that all you people are just not getting it.

of course they have enough to 'kick her to the curb' as to

disciplinary action. what I am understanding is that they want

to be able to access/define/copy what it is specifically as to

a file or what the company secret/s that she passed along.

now, here's what i perceive is the crux of the matter. they

need further 'hard' evidence so as to be able to prosecute

her criminally and/or civilly. i'm guessing this is in canada

where i don't know laws, but here in the u.s., federally or

perhaps in some states, it is a serious crime to take and

pass along what are know as 'trade secrets'. there are

some serious fines and criminal penalties as well. THATS

what i think they are after. not 'just enough' to simply

fire her. they have more than enough for that.

just my 2 coins of small value..