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Fear of the Car Computer
by , 05-14-2010 at 11:29 AM (1460 Views)
If you haven't noticed, in the last few days it seems that fear of hacking the car's computer is all the rage. Here are a few of the articles published.
NYTime's Cars’ Computer Systems Called at Risk to Hackers
Popular Science's Proof-of-Concept CarShark Software Hacks Car Computers, Shutting Down Brakes, Engines, and More
And today, Engadget's Hackers can remotely disable your car's brakes, create sensationalist headlines
Updated 05-14-2010 at 11:35 AM by Heather
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I read your article that is really good and right information about safety our car computers
Originally Posted by tripzero
I'd say 50% off at best 
ha ha haThe motor industry Block Exemption Regulations were last renewed in 2002 when a number of changes were introduced to increase competition in sales and servicing or repair.
The current Block Exemption Regulations expire in 2010 and the freedom to have your car serviced or repaired where you choose, is under threat.
Could this article, potentially, be used to sway future decision making on Block Exemption Regulations for the motor industry? Is this a tactic to make the data that is essential to fixing your car in the future more elusive and expensive?
Originally Posted by tripzero
ha ha haThe motor industry Block Exemption Regulations were last renewed in 2002 when a number of changes were introduced to increase competition in sales and servicing or repair.
The current Block Exemption Regulations expire in 2010 and the freedom to have your car serviced or repaired where you choose, is under threat.
Could this article, potentially, be used to sway future decision making on Block Exemption Regulations for the motor industry? Is this a tactic to make the data that is essential to fixing your car in the future more elusive and expensive?
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