Thanks for the warning. I'll stick with my 2000 Toyota Tacoma with the
hand-cranked windows.
Speaking of old-school, I just got myself an old crossbow rifle with a
walnut Fajen stock and a very interesting adjustable sight. The stock needs to
be stripped and refinished, but I learned how to do that way back in high
school. Nice thing about crossbows is that the primer does not expire.
>
>> Good reason to stick with maps.
>
>Unfortunately, it's a little more sinister than that. The NAV system
>is the primary system control computer for the vehicle. Every single
>function controlled by buttons, levers, pedals and knobs go through
>that thing. A hacker could theoretically cause shifting, steering,
>braking issues. Make the windows go up and down, ventilation system to
>do weird things. Even shut the vehicle down. As the system is also
>location aware, a hacker could cause the vehicle to not function right
>at certain intersections. And the list goes on and on and on...
>
>In the Jeep hack, brakes were disabled and steering wheel was moved.
>(lane-assist equipped).
>
Chris
When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro
- Hunter S. Thompson
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