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The era of "smart cars" actually makes targeting much easier. You don't need to bulk disable cars in a country. Imagine an enemy country using zero-days to tr
by steveBK123 6mo ago
The era of "smart cars" actually makes targeting much easier. You don't need to bulk disable cars in a country.
Imagine an enemy country using zero-days to track a military leader via their personal device(s), then disabling their smart civilian vehicle they use to commute to work. Final leg is they had previously parked drones along their expected commute routes for just such an occasion and..
edit: see interesting hypothetical future war series on YT, specifically this bit.. https://youtu.be/drr7mmibt9E?t=157 https://youtu.be/drr7mmibt9E?t=157
- CGMthrowaway 6mo agohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Hastings_(journalist)#Death https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Hastings_(journalist)#...
- kakacik 6mo agoI presume the very basic safety requirement for any VIP person in the future will be fully offline car, with updates only done at certified secured service, or simply not done since the car just keeps working. Something along melting chip of 5g/whatever antenna or ripping out whole comm box. Ah, think about it, the luxury of owning your own car, you and only you. I can almost imagine it. The future, its bright.
- halJordan 6mo agoHave you missed the Trump presidencies?
- steveBK123 6mo agoIf there was a pill for that, I would take it
- brokenmachine 6mo agoWhy do they need drones? They could just make the car accelerate as fast as it goes, when the GPS says it's coming up to a T-junction or something.