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Yesterday was the 150th birthday of Max Planck, one of the probably most famous physicists. But was his name really Max or was it actually Marx, as Spiegel Online reports. According to an old church book, it appears to be Marx, which is said to be common for the latin name Marcus. Let’s wait what even more experts say… and the Max Planck Society, which reportedly only heard about it by a phone call from Spiegel.
Personally I don’t consider this such a big issue, but a funny story 😉
UPDATE:
Searching the web for “marx planck” or even “marx-planck-institute” gives actually quite a few results from non-german sites/publications mentioning Max Planck institutes. That makes me actually wonder how new this ‘discovery’ even is or if it is just some kind of a typo or something on those sites.
UPDATE II:
The director of the archive of the Max Planck Society comments on the name question in a press release. Really no big issue here.
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Ich hatte noch keine Zeit mir das genauer anzugucken, aber es sieht so aus als wurde die Verschlüsselung eines RFID-Chips geknackt, welcher auch auf den Chipkarten der Uni Göttingen verwendung findet. Diese wiederum wird u.a. zum Bezahlen in der Mensa oder auch als Zutrittsberechtigung in verschiedenen Fakultäten verwendet
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UPDATE:
Mehr zum Knacken der Verschlüsselung gibt es auf der Seite von Karsten Nohl und in diesem Vortrag vom 24C3.