> Newag has said that "any remote intervention" is "virtually impossible." That’s a very bold statement right there! Also, from my experience, most if not all

> Newag has said that "any remote intervention" is "virtually impossible." That’s a very bold statement right there! Also, from my experience, most if not all companies who build automation/robotic systems they maintain “backdoors” of some sort, not to disable them remotely, but to quickly and efficiently access the software remotely upon request to troubleshoot or fix issues, it doesn’t make sense to fly to the client and sometimes the other half of the planet just find out it was a local IP mismatch or a system service is down, so saying “impossible” is not true.