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To a car owner, that's another security flaw of its own. An attacker can deny an owner access to their car with a simple code spammer hidden nearby.
by fnordfnordfnord 11y ago
To a car owner, that's another security flaw of its own. An attacker can deny an owner access to their car with a simple code spammer hidden nearby.
- enraged_camel 11y agoSurely that's better than having your car stolen, right? Security is about trade-offs, after all.
- venomsnake 11y ago> Surely that's better than having your car stolen, right? Stranded in hostile environment (middle of nowhere in the arctic or a desert) could be a death sentence.
- enraged_camel 11y agoWho is going to DoS your car in the middle of the arctic or a desert?
- fnordfnordfnord 11y agoEh, I dunno, I guess a very not-nice person could attach the device to your car and activate it remotely/later. I think a more realistic exploit would be a corrupt tow-truck driver / mechanic targeting an area where tourists stop.