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At NASA’s Drawing Board - J R Eyerman

Best. Thing.
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At NASA’s Drawing Board - J R Eyerman

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At NASA’s Drawing Board - J R Eyerman

Best. Thing.
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At NASA’s Drawing Board - J R Eyerman

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At NASA’s Drawing Board - J R Eyerman

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At NASA’s Drawing Board - J R Eyerman

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nevver:

The Key to Failure

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The Key to Failure

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Researcher: Hackers can cause traffic jams by manipulating real-time traffic data

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Hackers can influence real-time traffic-flow-analysis systems to make people drive into traffic jams or to keep roads clear in areas where a lot of people use Google or Waze navigation systems, a German researcher demonstrated at BlackHat Europe.

Google and Waze both offer turn-by-turn navigation in smartphone apps and use information derived from those phones for real-time traffic analysis. However, because of the tradeoff between user privacy and data gathering, hackers can anonymously influence navigation software to trick the real-time traffic system into registering something that isn’t there, said Tobias Jeske, a doctoral student at the Institute for Security in Distributed Applications of the Hamburg University of Technology, during the security conference in Amsterdam.

“You don’t need special equipment for this and you can manipulate traffic data worldwide,” Jeske said.

» via PCWorld

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Poorly drawn lines

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Poorly drawn lines

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I am now a fan of whatever sport this is

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I am now a fan of whatever sport this is

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