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Tag Archives: hacking
Car hacker sought by Canadian military – CBC.ca
The Canadian military is looking for a car hacker to hack into its vehicles to test how vulnerable they are to cyberattacks. Sourced through Scoop.it from: http://www.cbc.ca It’s a little bit funny, but of course the best way to test … Continue reading
Posted in cybercrime, Driverless car, Hacker, Military
Tagged carhack, connected cars, cybercrime, Hackers, hacking, Military
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Hacker drone is armed for aerial assault – RT
Events like DEFCON are great and smart vendors selling cool IoT consumer electronics, home automation and alarm systems will be asking, “would you like security with that?” If you say no, it will be at your peril. Continue reading
Posted in Autonomous cars, Driverless Cars, Drones, Hacking, Internet of Things, security
Tagged DEFCON, Drones, Hackers, hacking, Home Security, Internet of Things, IoT, WiFi
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Hackers Can Disable a Sniper Rifle — Or Change Its Target
If a hacker attacks your TrackingPoint smart gun over its Wi-Fi connection, you may find the weapon is aiming at a different target than you think. Sourced through Scoop.it from: http://www.wired.com Hacking has a number of different meanings. My involvement … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Hackers, IoT
Tagged Autonomous cars, car security, Hackers, hacking, Internet of Things, IoT, Location Based Apps, Mobile Apps, remote control, software security
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Mobile travel and millennials: Are hack events the key to a thriving tourism industry?
The WTM Africa discussion around millennials and mobile has rehashed a few useful insights into what travellers expect when it comes to travel information in the palm of their hands. Source: traveller24.news24.com It seems that things have moved on quite … Continue reading
Posted in Customer Research, Google, Hacks, Millenials, Mobile Apps, Tourism, Tourism apps, Travel, Travel Apps, Travel Information
Tagged Africa, App fatigue, Capetown, Customer Contact World, Google+, govhack, hack events, HackAKL, hacking, Johannesburg, millenials, Mobile Apps, mobile marketing, Mobile travel, Research, South Africa, Tourism, tourism apps, tourism GDP, Transport Hack, Travel Hack
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New Hacking Threat Could Impact Traffic Systems – NBC Chicago
Motorists drive by traffic lights every day and trust they will work. But NBC 5 Investigates found that as more cities turn to wireless traffic systems, some of those systems are unprotected and open to… Source: http://www.nbcchicago.com It’s a wonder … Continue reading
Posted in traffic, Traffic Management
Tagged hacking, pasaswords, SCATS, software security, Traffic management, traffic system
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