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That only holds if there were no better means that could have achieved the same ends.
by JeremyBanks 11y ago
That only holds if there were no better means that could have achieved the same ends.
- mizzao 11y agoIt's possible, but can you cite another example of when a news article caused a recall to be issued a couple days later? It seems unlikely - usually takes months if anything happens at all.
- rhino369 11y agoDo you really think this article would be less successful if the driver was on a test track?
- jessaustin 11y agoYes I think that. This was on local news early in the morning, just to cite one source from which I rarely get hacking stories. Normally they just talk about weather and how the elderly are getting scammed. This test occurring on a public road created an effective visual, that pushed the story into many more media channels.
- MBCook 11y agoI think 'hackers turned off the breaks on a car with a reporter in it at 70mph' would have made headlines even if it took place on a test track. It's a juicy story with plenty of 'it could happen to you' scare factor built in.