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It's not the same danger in the same way, until car steering, et al, have a dependency on proprietary firmware that we can't inspect and understand. In the mean
by cmurf 9y ago
It's not the same danger in the same way, until car steering, et al, have a dependency on proprietary firmware that we can't inspect and understand. In the meantime, the mechanical components can be cut open, their operation understood. What's more likely than uncommanded veering, is you lose power steering, and can't easily steer.
- majewsky 9y agoModern cars have a lot of electronics involved in things like steering, and some researchers already demonstrated that they can take over the steering of a car from remote by exploiting vulnerabilities in those electronics.