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If disabling car remotely in specific area is the same as turning off the ignition key in these cars/using the parking brake, then yes. As the information how t
by fenring 3y ago
If disabling car remotely in specific area is the same as turning off the ignition key in these cars/using the parking brake, then yes. As the information how to do that should not be public and was not meant to be used be anyone, but only by authorized people (technology from 70') it's kind of hack. Exactly as using the Blue boxes[1] to hack telephone networks
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_box https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_box
- jacquesm 3y agoThe term is 'security by obscurity' and it doesn't work. Because it's only a few bits of information and once documented it is a matter of time before the data is out there. In this case: the data is the same for large swaths of the former USSR so it isn't strange at all that an enemy actor has access to that information. Poland could do the exact same thing to Russia. But I hope they have better ethics.