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Hide those keys. A quick camera phone picture could unlock your doors.
Scientists in California have developed a softwae algorithm that automatically creates a physical key based solely on a the University of California, San Diego who helped develop the software. "They should have the same sensitivity demonstration, the researchers set picture of one, regardless of angle or distance. The project, called Sneakey, was meant to warn people about the dangers of haphazardly placing keys in the open or posting images of them online."People will post pictures with their credit cards but with the name and number greyed out," said Stefan Savage, a professor at with their keys."When Savage and his students searched online photo sharing Web sites, like Flickr, they easily found thousands of photos of keys with enough definition to replicate. A more social person could simply use their Cell Phone camera to snap a quick picture of stray keys on a table top.For a more dramatic