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UK asks cyberspies to probe whether Chinese buses can be switched off remotely
- bell-cot 1y agoA slightly competent approach would be to tightly regulate all remote access to vehicles, infrastructure, etc. Because it doesn't much matter if critical stuff is bricked by its CCP-controlled manufacturer, vs. one of the CCP's hacking teams breaks into the remote update system of an all-British manufacturer and bricks everything, vs. the stuff "bricks itself by design" when some cloud servers go offline. No, I wouldn't expect any country outside of China, Russia, NK, and a few similar to be competent enough to actually do this.