DARPA s Shredder Challenge, a tournament to rebuild documents from the slurry of shredded paper, continues to be solved, recommending that my grandmother might be woofing in the wrong tree when she shreds the Campmor catalog. Three researchers with experience of computer vision and mobile technology, Otavio Good, Luke Alonso, and Keith Master, scanned each chunk for unique qualities that permitted these to rebuild the documents instantly on the watch's screen. Then they place the pages together again manually.
Their team won a $50,000 prize.
The competition comprised of 5 different documents (you can test a demo here but be assured the actual ones were a little harder) and teams were a race to rebuild them as rapidly as you possibly can.
So should gam-gam or you retain shredding documents Good told the brand new Researcher:
So with DARPA s documents reconstructed, are shreders now insecure No, states Good. The difficulties that DARPA gave us were really simple in comparison to for those who have a bin filled with plenty of shredded bits of paper. Rebuilding these documents wasn't easy whatsoever. I do not think you've much to bother with together with your shredded documents.
Appears like your secrets are secure for the time being.
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