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but back to your original topic, I'm semi-familiar with the buggy world of automation drivers and the shady industry practices after a brief foray into home and
by hootbootscoot 6y ago
but back to your original topic, I'm semi-familiar with the buggy world of automation drivers and the shady industry practices after a brief foray into home and industrial automation. I'm not referring to CAN drivers, particularly. Doubtless there are industry standards and compliance etc.
You surely must recognize that having any connection whatsoever between an automotive control network and an onboard infotainment system represents a potential attack vector, right?
There are countless low-hanging fruit already on the market as far as automotive hacks, and this simply will enrich that supply...
- rtkwe 6y agoIt's a controllable risk that can enable some useful things like getting meaningful error messages instead of a single check engine light.