Collaborate Disseminate
Researchers found that they could confuse the road sign detection algorithms of self-driving cars by adding stickers to the signs on the road. They could, for example, cause a car to think that a stop sign is a 45 mph speed limit sign. The changes are subtle, though — look at the photo from the article. Research paper: "Robust Physical-World… Continue reading Confusing Self-Driving Cars by Altering Road Signs
Interesting story about Uber drivers who have figured out how to game the company’s algorithms to cause surge pricing: According to the study. drivers manipulate Uber’s algorithm by logging out of the app at the same time, making it think that there is… Continue reading Uber Drivers Hacking the System to Cause Surge Pricing
Interesting story about Uber drivers who have figured out how to game the company’s algorithms to cause surge pricing: According to the study. drivers manipulate Uber’s algorithm by logging out of the app at the same time, making it think that there is a shortage of cars. […] The study said drivers have been coordinating forced surge pricing, after interviews… Continue reading Uber Drivers Hacking the System to Cause Surge Pricing
By Waqas
We know that this is the age of smart gadgets
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Articles about serious vulnerabilities in IoT devices and embedded systems are now dime-a-dozen. This one concerns Internet-connected car washes: A group of security researchers have found vulnerabilities in internet-connected drive-through car washes … Continue reading Vulnerabilities in Car Washes
Articles about serious vulnerabilities in IoT devices and embedded systems are now dime-a-dozen. This one concerns Internet-connected car washes: A group of security researchers have found vulnerabilities in internet-connected drive-through car washes that would let hackers remotely hijack the systems to physically attack vehicles and their occupants. The vulnerabilities would let an attacker open and close the bay doors on… Continue reading Vulnerabilities in Car Washes
By Waqas
The hackers from Keen Security Labs, a part of Chinese Internet giant Tencent
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A new system achieves 99 percent accuracy in identifying illegally parked vehicles. Continue reading Deep Learning Is Here to Automate Parking Enforcement
It’s hard to tell how much of this story is real and how much is aspirational, but it really is only a matter of time: About the size of a child’s electric toy car, the driverless vehicles will patrol different areas of the city to boost security and h… Continue reading Dubai Deploying Autonomous Robotic Police Cars
It’s hard to tell how much of this story is real and how much is aspirational, but it really is only a matter of time: About the size of a child’s electric toy car, the driverless vehicles will patrol different areas of the city to boost security and hunt for unusual activity, all the while scanning crowds for potential persons… Continue reading Dubai Deploying Autonomous Robotic Police Cars