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by microtonal
44 days ago
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Yeah, in the case at hand it's quite silly anyway. We have a VW car and the primary things you can do with the app is check the charging state, stop charging, and turn on the heating/airco. Unless I overlook something, the worst attack vector for a compromised phone is: you could drain the battery by repeatedly turning on the airco. Though I guess they are rolling out phone-based car keys, which may be the incentive. |
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