Brinks added a "smart" function to its perfectly fine safe, and as a result it can now be hacked and emptied with no trace. 5/n
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Car safety is most critical. Cars are already dangerous. Coupling car failure points at scale (what networking them does) is a bad idea. 6/n
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At the moment, there seems to be little to no oversight specific to connected, smart objects. But they are increasing rapidly! 7/n
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But this isn't inevitable. Planes are very safe because we made them very safe. We can make internet of things much safer. 8/n
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@zeynep apparently, somebody was able to hack into a United flight recently: http://www.wired.com/2015/05/feds-say-banned-researcher-commandeered-plane/ …1 reply 0 retweets 0 likes
@cryptopix Yeah. I wasn't clear what actually happened but why is the entertainment system connected to anything else insecurely? Geeze.
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