Polish train maker denies claims its software bricked rolling stock maintained by competitorLee Duna@lemmy.nz to Technology@lemmy.world – 188 points – 10 months agotheregister.com7Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsThe evidence seemed pretty damning. Hopefully we'll get more updates to see how this plays out.I really wanna hear the reason they will give for why they had gps coordinates in the train software…Purely for logging 3rd party maintenance for their internal market research purposes I'm sure :Dand how hackers being able to change train software is in any way a less-damaging thing to claim!I mean I’m assuming that they were given physical access to the trains by the owners, but I goes that isn’t clear, so you may be right…
The evidence seemed pretty damning. Hopefully we'll get more updates to see how this plays out.I really wanna hear the reason they will give for why they had gps coordinates in the train software…Purely for logging 3rd party maintenance for their internal market research purposes I'm sure :Dand how hackers being able to change train software is in any way a less-damaging thing to claim!I mean I’m assuming that they were given physical access to the trains by the owners, but I goes that isn’t clear, so you may be right…
I really wanna hear the reason they will give for why they had gps coordinates in the train software…Purely for logging 3rd party maintenance for their internal market research purposes I'm sure :Dand how hackers being able to change train software is in any way a less-damaging thing to claim!I mean I’m assuming that they were given physical access to the trains by the owners, but I goes that isn’t clear, so you may be right…
and how hackers being able to change train software is in any way a less-damaging thing to claim!I mean I’m assuming that they were given physical access to the trains by the owners, but I goes that isn’t clear, so you may be right…
I mean I’m assuming that they were given physical access to the trains by the owners, but I goes that isn’t clear, so you may be right…
The evidence seemed pretty damning. Hopefully we'll get more updates to see how this plays out.
I really wanna hear the reason they will give for why they had gps coordinates in the train software…
Purely for logging 3rd party maintenance for their internal market research purposes I'm sure :D
and how hackers being able to change train software is in any way a less-damaging thing to claim!
I mean I’m assuming that they were given physical access to the trains by the owners, but I goes that isn’t clear, so you may be right…