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> Once an attacker can remotely hack a single car, they can hack all cars that have an identical configuration, with little additional cost. And do what with t
by jonknee 9y ago
> Once an attacker can remotely hack a single car, they can hack all cars that have an identical configuration, with little additional cost.
And do what with them? It's decently difficult to fence a single car, it's impossible to make millions of cars disappear.
- trsse 9y agoIf you'd read the article you'd see several examples. Drive them at 120mph into gas stations, for starters.
- dovdovdov 9y agoLet's get rid of gas stations, for starters! Btw, the truck attack in the German market would've been a much larger scale if the truck's safety mechanism didn't trigger the emergency break. Regardless, that Jeep hack sure proved a clusterf*ck of system design, and should be a cautionary tale.
- WillReplyfFood 9y agoThe system design clusterfuck is what you always get, when you cram as much software as possible on as few ecus as possible. You wouldnt buy a car that is safe- because bad security does not smell.