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>car suddenly did something extremely rare and dang In absence of anything else, and cleaned up dram + fake logs is really an absence, it's always ascribed to
by nullifidian 5y ago
>car suddenly did something extremely rare and dang
In absence of anything else, and cleaned up dram + fake logs is really an absence, it's always ascribed to driver oversight, distraction, loss of control.
>Realistically both methods leave evidence.
Yes, computing leaves "evidence" in form of heat(entropy).
- klmadfejno 5y agoI'm not a security expert but I find this idea to be unlikely. That someone could hack into a car, force it to drive into a guaranteed lethal accident, and successfully remove all traces, and manage to fool the telemetry analysts into thinking that it was just a fluke when things like this never happen is extremely improbable to me.