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1. The free burger malware was hosted from Google Play 2. The attack was performed at a restaurant near a Tesla super charger, offering a free Wifi which pushe
by janvidar 10y ago
1. The free burger malware was hosted from Google Play
2. The attack was performed at a restaurant near a Tesla super charger, offering a free Wifi which pushed the Google Play link as ads.
3. The app must not root the phone, but this is pretty straight forward.
4. Pretty likely near a Tesla super charger.
> Chances of this ever happening in the real world: Zero.
We certainly hope so.
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- bitmapbrother 10y agoThe number of things that must work correctly in your scenario are so unrealistic that I would still say the odds are near zero. If someone wants a Tesla they'll do it the easy way and use a flatbed truck.