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This is going to be one of those things where a lot of people have trouble quantifying the actual risk because the fear when things are out of your control is s

• LinuxBender 10y ago
  Not to mention, the live hacks of moving vehicles have already occurred multiple times. Thankfully, there are not yet enough skiddie tools and the bar to entry is just high enough that mass casualties have not yet occurred. Give it a few more months or maybe even another year before your car is just another IoT that can be controlled remotely. I do not believe it would be irrational to consider the risk of 100k cars driving into oncoming traffic at the same time. That is a lot more damage and chaos than a few little 747's could do. Am I incorrect? My only questions are 1) will the skiddie tools be on github first, or will someone have to buy/leak them and repost on github? 2) If a minor executes the scripts and lives are taken; and assuming you can determine who ran them, will they be tried as adults and will the verdict or punitive actions make up for the damages?