While the Electronic Frontier Foundation continues to move forward with the appeal process for the MIT students who exposed the significant flaws in the MBTA's Charlie Card, we agree with Harry Lewis that the MBTA's time would be better spent locking their doors than trying to control information that it is widely available. (Slide of unlocked doors from the DEFCON presentation).
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