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by Veserv
940 days ago
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"Roberts had previously told WIRED that he caused a plane to climb during a simulated test on a virtual environment he and a colleague created, but he insisted then that he had not interfered with the operation of a plane while in flight." So they wrote a simulation without knowing how any of it works and then showed they could hack their own cobbled together mess. "They built a test lab using demo software obtained from infotainment vendors and others in order to explore what they could to the networks." Yep, cobbled together random non-production infotainment software which is isolated from the actual flight systems. Generally only certified to DO-178 DAL Level D/E since they are isolated in such a way that total failure or even maliciousness can not possibly cause a meaningful safety impact. The functional equivalent of claiming you could totally steal from a bank vault because you successfully stole some pens from the counter. Just another self-aggrandizing idiot. |
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