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That would be lovely, but it depends on how the media presents it (I can see the image of a hooded “hacker” being used and the story being “hackers intrude into
by madaxe_again 3y ago
That would be lovely, but it depends on how the media presents it (I can see the image of a hooded “hacker” being used and the story being “hackers intrude into trains, face criminal charges, government demands investigation and hardening of DRM to prevent future illegality which poses a risk to the public”), and on how much cash they’re willing to throw at it to crush the hackers with civil and criminal suits.
- 0cf8612b2e1e 3y agoThe story I read said that the repair delays impacted train schedules (owing to fewer trains in operation). Potentially millions of people had their life disrupted because of corporate greed. Seems like a slam dunk public outcry.