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I think one thing to consider is the attacker's leverage. In the physical world, an attacker might attack one victim at a time. However in the digital world,
by Dwolb 11y ago
I think one thing to consider is the attacker's leverage. In the physical world, an attacker might attack one victim at a time. However in the digital world, the attacker could attack multiple vehicles in a similar amount of time.
- jameshart 11y agoRight. To what end? Who's the threat here? Someone looking to cause a mass casualty event? So terrorists and psychopaths, then. So what liability does a car manufacturer have in such an event?
- luckystarr 11y agoAttacker: Nice car company you have here. Btw, I've got control over 300k of your vehicles. Want to pay up?
- dsfyu404ed 11y ago> So terrorists and psychopaths, then. So what liability does a car manufacturer have in such an event? I'm not sure, but a large number of vehicles turning into bricks during rush hour would probably be a big enough problem for one of the many catch-all "things that undermine national security" (criminal) laws to be relevant.