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The really scary part of this is how appears that they apparently run safety critical updates trough this same crappy system. If someone manages to slip in a mo
by Nokinside 8y ago
The really scary part of this is how appears that they apparently run safety critical updates trough this same crappy system. If someone manages to slip in a modification that bricks Teslas or worse, makes them do quick left turn in in the morning rush hour, they can sink the company.
There are lots of people with motivation to pull it off. Either for money or for some political reason nothing to do with Tesla.
Tesla is not alone. Hardware companies in general don't think about software security at all. They are security nightmares waiting to happen.
- illumin8 8y agoNot likely - he even says they do mTLS (mutual TLS, where both the client and server verify SSL certificates). While there is some cringeworthy stuff in there, I've seen way worse in healthcare when people's personal data and medical history was at stake. Nothing made me so alarmed that I wouldn't drive my Tesla.