RE: Mazda The Easiest Car to Hack 06-17-2017, 06:50 AM
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(06-17-2017, 06:44 AM)mothered Wrote: It took them 3 years to finally patch their vulnerabilities. Simply appalling.
On topic of security flaws, a lot of websites (even .gov, .edu etc) are the same. I purposely plant back doors and months If not a year later, I can still get In. I did not expect this from Mazda though.
All of these smart cars now days are full of vulnerabilities and not just electronics or programs but physically as well, hit the right spot and doors literally open. I have dealt with a lot of these built in or unintentionally left in bad ideas and there is a reason I love old cars, something breaks you can actually fix it, no brain, no i/o ports, no nonsense.
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