Re:Ferrari is bricked during upgrade due to no mobile recept...
by Faark on Monday October 12, 2020 @05:44PM
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> Theoretically if the systems are properly decoupled and airgapped than the hacking surface area should be quite low.
Since an over the air update is supposed to improve your 0 to 60 times, pretty much all systems must allow to be updated and thus hardly can be airgapped.
Re:Ferrari is bricked during upgrade due to no mobile recept...
by R0b0t1 on Monday October 12, 2020 @03:38PM
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How small the surface is is irrelevant, an internet connected car is more of a risk. I don't want all these features in a car.
Re:Ferrari is bricked during upgrade due to no mobile recept...
by TheCoelacanth on Wednesday October 14, 2020 @09:44AM
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Something that is connected to the Internet is, by definition, not airgapped.
In real life is that what actually happens? Sadly, no. Car companies seem to make a lot of bone-headed systems engineering design decisions (such as having a computer network path connecting infotainment to critical safety systems)