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Why bother with medical devices? Just lock on their driver-side brakes when they're on the highway. Bonus: car accidents are common enough that it'd be unlikely
by TheLoneWolfling 11y ago
Why bother with medical devices? Just lock on their driver-side brakes when they're on the highway. Bonus: car accidents are common enough that it'd be unlikely to be noticed.
- higherpurpose 11y agoMalicious hackers are going to have so much "fun" with always-connected self-driving cars that get OTA updates that can "upgrade" their engines, or breaks, etc. Also I imagine CIA would largely be made redundant as the NSA can just take over the assassinations from there.
- flashman 11y agoYou'll have to be more subtle than that. A crash investigator is going to notice asymmetric skid patterns and brake disc damage.
- r00fus 11y agoFor plausible deniability on extrajudicial actions, I thought "drug overdose" and "murder/suicide" were the preferred means. That's assuming the agency committing the act doesn't have readily handy poisons that degrade within hours and are thus untraceable. Combine with car accident and you have a large mess to uncover, further decreasing likelihood of discovery.