Hackers Backdoor the Human Brain, Successfully Extract Sensitive Data

What "commercial off-the-shelf brain-computer interface"? A keyboard?

10 years ago, I'd have scoffed at this.

Today, I'm not so sure this won't happen.

I'm not sure that someday, we won't have implanted computers in our head.

Yeah, the movie "Brainstorm" was enjoyable.

Amazing possibilities, that.

That one bloke sure got a lot of exercise without even leaving the comfort of his own recliner (not that he remembered much) lol.

Awwww, not the P300 again! Last time, the researchers wanted to use it to prove people were guilty of something, cause they pee-three-hundered at some piece of intel.

From the article I quote "... in general the experiments had a 10 to 40% chance of success of obtaining useful information..".

Ain't that the same as a 60-90% failure rate?

There are easier ways of finding out where a person banks.

How long before the hack can be performed remotely? If information can be extracted, could commands be implanted?

Resistance is futile. You will be assimilated.