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  1. cageymaru

    Dutch Police Can Remotely Recover Autonomous Vehicles with the Thief Inside

    Dutch law enforcement discussed their collaborative work with automotive manufacturers such as Tesla, Audi, Mercedes, and Toyota to create a system of remotely recovering autonomous vehicles. A feature of remote recovery is that the doors are locked by law enforcement, so consequentially the...
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  2. DooKey

    Uber's Software Failed In Fatal Arizona Crash According to NTSB

    A couple of months ago we began reporting on a fatal crash in Arizona involving an Uber self-driving car and a pedestrian. Dashcam video was released and it looked like the area where it happened was dark. However, the NTSB has released a preliminary report that lays the fault of the accident on...
  3. DooKey

    Video Released of Uber Self-Driving Car Accident

    Before anyone gets bent out of shape, this video is not gory, does not show death. I'm posting this video to address what I believe is a massive failure of technology. With that said, yesterday, the Tempe Police Department released a video from the Uber car that struck and killed a pedestrian...
  4. Zarathustra[H]

    WannaCry Ransomware Halted by Accident

    As we reported on yesterday, there was a little bit of a ransomware making its way around the world. It turns out, one of the reasons this outbreak was not as bad as it could have been was because of a lucky accident. A security blogger who goes by the name of MalwareTech started digging into...
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