I mean rtm's Internet worm was supposed to be the great wake up call - and thirty years later look !
I mean rtm's Internet worm was supposed to be the great wake up call - and thirty years later look !
Exactly... And the very fact that even people don't see anything wrong with "autonomous cars", probably "because this time the company in charge is going to create a separate network whis is really secure" is precisely part of the problem.
We live in a world were people who are supposed to be smart enough to program all these machines and set up all these infrastructure are thinking: "Nothing can ever go wrong with this".
As a result we have more and more insecurity and the problem is only going to get worse.
And I've got a bridge to sell to people who think that autonomous are never going to get hacked...
https://www.google.com/?q=tadayoshi+kohno+automobile
EDIT: Sorry, I didn't mean to sound like such a jerk about it :-)
OTOH, I was talking about autonomous cars. AFAIK none of those was hacked yet (but regular cars were hacked, as proven by your link).
Peace!
Why do autonomous cars need to be on a network at all? The ones I built were never remotely accessible...