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Just really? A key gen app on a machine with system wide admin creds?
http://www.pcmag.com/news/349874/report-sf-transit-hacker-demands-73k
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Damnit.... move to news please.
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done
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Just wait until the Tesla self driving cars are hacked. Can you even imagine....
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Dang, we could've been using SanFrancisco's public transportation for free.
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@fuznutz04 said in San Francisco transit hacked:
Just wait until the Tesla self driving cars are hacked. Can you even imagine....
Telsa hasn't been, but several other car manufacturers already have been - and been shown to be able to take over gas and break pedals.
I really wonder if Telsa is acting more like a tech company, and less like an auto maker, and paying more attention to security, etc?
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@Dashrender said in San Francisco transit hacked:
@fuznutz04 said in San Francisco transit hacked:
Just wait until the Tesla self driving cars are hacked. Can you even imagine....
Telsa hasn't been, but several other car manufacturers already have been - and been shown to be able to take over gas and break pedals.
I really wonder if Telsa is acting more like a tech company, and less like an auto maker, and paying more attention to security, etc?
I would sure hope so. Such a huge amount of risk/liability to take on as a company once you get into something like this.
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Hard to feel bad for them. Try to pirate software, get pwned
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What's scarier to me is, who trusts these systems after something like this? Sure, you got your data back, but who knows what else is now on the network that you won't find.
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@stacksofplates said in San Francisco transit hacked:
What's scarier to me is, who trusts these systems after something like this? Sure, you got your data back, but who knows what else is now on the network that you won't find.
Who trusted it before? Obviously a pirate with admin privs was already on their network and without basic security knowledge. So this is really not that big of a deal after than before.
