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Unpatchable 'Flaw' Affects Most of Today's Modern Cars (bleepingcomputer.com) 192
Posted by msmash on Thursday August 17, 2017 @03:20PM from the ahead-of-time dept.
Catalin Cimpanu, writing for BleepingComputer:
A flaw buried deep in the hearts of all modern cars allows an attacker with local or even remote access to a vehicle to shut down various components, including safety systems such as airbags, brakes, parking sensors, and others. The vulnerability affects the CAN (Controller Area Network) protocol that's deployed in modern cars and used to manage communications between a vehicle's internal components. The flaw was discovered by a collaborative effort of Politecnico di Milano, Linklayer Labs, and Trend Micro's Forward-looking Threat Research (FTR) team. Researchers say this flaw is not a vulnerability in the classic meaning of the word. This is because the flaw is more of a CAN standard design choice that makes it unpatchable.


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Amazing article, thanks for you share

how to: wake n bake

got up to wyoming and saw the eclipse this morning

rather impressive

AccuWeather caught sending user location data, even when location sharing is off

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my buddy gave me his keys to his apartment

i can use it the next 2 weeks for what ever the fuck i want to


only rule

refill the rez tank, make the solution and adjust the auto watering timer and system at his place

is the rez tank bigger than a bathtub?

nope

just 90 liters

what a climate


holy shit - he fucked off into vacation and left me with a 4 times too small air ventilation system , 34 C and even havent had the balls to check humidity .. 70/80 at least ! .....
they drank less than told .. got 2 more days off the tank

crap crap crap crap

i could bet that i will get the "thx" for the fail , which aint my fault ...

i was looking for the RO filter, which got missing, i have to work on coco with an starting ec of 0,8 - no fucking way ! im going to get over and under feeding symptoms - been there - done that -.got the tshirt and the photo ... no no no no ... cant and wont work out this way

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