> Am I wrong in thinking that with the passing of time the probability of such an event tends to 1? You're forgetting to factor in the human element. Technolog

> Am I wrong in thinking that with the passing of time the probability of such an event tends to 1? You're forgetting to factor in the human element. Technology doesn't progress independently. There are dampening effects when the "real world" decides technological possibilities don't fit the world they want (for example, copyright applies artificial limits to the infinite copying potential of digital assets, or the recent EU politics around AI). So I suspect relatively isolated cases like this will eventually lead to a push for legislation on automotive digital security. Cynically, I suspect in a way that raises barriers to entry to the market after the incumbents have secured their market share, but that's still probably better than the alternative.