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Urix Turing
Urix Turing
@urixturing@hachyderm.io  Β·  activity timestamp 5 months ago

"Remember back in 2023 when hackers exposed (and fixed) malicious anti-repair software in Polish trains? Well, it turns out that the manufacturer, Newag, is at it again" cc @pluralistichttps://www.ifixit.com/News/112008/polish-train-maker-is-suing-the-hackers-who-exposed-its-anti-repair-tricks

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@feike@toot.community replied  Β·  activity timestamp 5 months ago
@urixturing @pluralistic @notjustbikes but those β€œ #hackers” were contracted by the #railwayserviceprovider, who owned the #trains, to alter the trains' #programming. They did not hack the trains, in the legal meaning of the word, 'cause they HAD PERMISSION OF THE OWNERS!
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