Smart Gun is hacked

>>34653221
Ban high ferocity magnets!

>>34653221
>Made in Germany
is the dream dead?

>>34653231
The company made a response on the hacking of the gun that is shown in the video.

>>34653221
>all those "hacks"
The most likely of scenarios...
So much of that triggers my bullshit meter.

>>34653221
This (((safety feature))) could be disabled mechanically without much effort. You don't even need fancy magnets or signal jammers. Just remove the fuckin thing that's blocking the firing pin or permanently affix it in the "fire" position. Smart guns are completely useless trash. 1500 dollary-doos for a fucking .22lr that looks rejected Taurus prototype.

>>34653221
California BTFO

>>34653221
Raise your hand anyone who's surprised.
No one? Not even you in the back?

>>34653221
jesus, is that the only guy they could find to narrate?

>>34653231
>Overly complex solutions to a problem that doesn't exist
Seems pretty German to me.

>>34653672
He has Parkinson's.

>>34653253
>make $100 pipe gun
>does the same thing
>no electric bullshit

>>34653221
>use magnet
>"""""hacked"""""

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>>34653253
I'd say Vektor CP1. ...Those still exist?

>>34653734
I believe e means if a criminal were to steal a smart gun, it would be simple to superglue the firing pin block down or otherwise jam it into the fire position to shoot without the watch

>>34653740
In fairness, he did actually "hack" it first with the signal jammer and relay. The magnet came after that

>>34653740
>exploits software vulnerabilities
>""""""hacked""""""

Where's the axe come into play?

>>34653253
This, a couple cents of JB weld will render any of it useless and as with any electronic it's only a matter of time if someone physically has it before they figure it out

>>34653763
Company went under a while ago after initial roll out needed a mass recall. I actually kind of dig the aesthetic and being german it's probably really well made.

>>34653878
>I actually kind of dig the aesthetic
they look like something a bond villain would outfit his henchmen with, which is the only cool thing about them.

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>$1500 German "engineering" defeated by $5 magnet

>>34653253
Agree. True safe gun needs electric primers activated by encoded signal unique for each round.

>>34653763

I know of a place that has one but it's beat to shit and he wants $1200 so he can fuck off

>>34653221
Just teach weapon retention instead of buying digital bullshit that will just fail.

>>34654066
The people who want smart guns do not want guns nor own them. They want it for everyone else, except their guards of course.

Please tell me this company didn't get government grants to make this piece of shit

>>34654091
Ring-a-ding-ding!
You hit the nail on the head, anon.
A gunshop owner in my former state tried to start selling these. He claims he didn't know that if he put them on sale, CA, NJ, and MA would not sell anything but these because of a clause in their post SandyHoax™ legislation. Lots of death threats later, he decide against stocking them.

>>34653246
link?

>>34653878
>German
I thought Vector was a South African company.

>>34653221
I literally said this would happen. This is what happens when you combine electronics with things that don't need them. It would cost astronomical amounts of money to actually shield the electronics from interference.

>>34657408
>death threats
seriously what the fuck

>>34653221
>wired video

Die OP

>>34657459
Well his selfish pursuit of profit would have jeopardized gun ownership for millions of people across three of the most populous states in the country. I'm not saying I would have left one, but I totally understand why it was necessary. Someone would have actually killed him if he tried to go through with it full well knowing the consequences, and that would have been justified too, at least in this gun loving anon's opinion, tree of liberty/ kill a traitor first and all.

>>34653712
Your trip made me laugh.

Anyone with $300 could fuck with your "smart" guns radio.

https://greatscottgadgets.com/hackrf/

>>34657455
>grounded metal casing
Not really, you just can't be fucking lazy and use a radio for your "key." If they could figure out a lock that didn't rely on EM outside of self contained fields (motor, solenoid), it'd be easier to shield.

All of that aside, this is still relevant.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uK3rpR-ca18

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>>34653253
>1500 dollary-doos for a fucking .22lr that looks rejected Taurus prototype.
KEK

>>34653740
Hacking is actually a broad term that doesn't actually refer to computers specifically. This is most definitely a hack.

>>34653221
This really activates my almonds anon.
When these things first emerged these methods were almost immediate called. Nice to see a demo of them.

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>>34657498
Make me faggit

>>34657443
Vektor is most definitely South African.
IIRC it's a division of Denel Land Systems, the company that makes practically all their weapons.

Why the fuck would anyone buy a (((Smart))) gun? it seems like something a liberal would buy

>>34658408
Nobody would actually *want* to buy one.
The companies that make this type of shit are relying on getting government regulation passed forcing people to buy their garbage.

>>34653221
>implying that letting a nigger steal your Cohen Smart Gun™ and shoot you with it wasn't the plan all along

>>34653221
Eat shit New Jersey, shove your smartgun clause up your smelly corrupt ass.

>>34653386
Them and NJ. Fun fact, Armatix didn't pay the yearly extortion fee so the ip1 fell off the roster here in California and can't legally be sold new to plebeians.

>>34658487

>tfw live in NJ

Please save me.

>>34657408
>CA, NJ, and MA would not sell anything but these because of a clause in their post SandyHoax™ legislation.
NJ smartgun bullshit has been in the legislation since the 90s.

>>34658585
>tfw i live in NJ as well
thankfully im only interested in mulsurp so the retarded "assault firearm" legislation doesnt really affect me

>>34653221
Ban assault magnets.

>>34658585
>>34658742
Why do you live in NJ? Best thing I ever did was leave that state.

>>34654091
this. the guy demonstrated that the pistol can be disabled remotely even while wearing the watch. It can be controlled and the people that are in favor this kind of tech love this "feature" whether they want to admit it or not.

If a smart gun uses any sort of wireless tech, it can and will be defeated.

>>34658290
needs to be a patch or stencil

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>>34653221
>this trash was PURPOSEFULLY designed to ONLY work properly when wearing A FUCKING ACCESSORY WATCH that comes with your cuck gun

Anyone who would even contemplate purchasing this imbecilic horse-shit is likely far too retarded and inept to safely own and operate a firearm in the first place, especially in a high-stress defensive scenario.

>steal pistol
>detail strip
>remove firing pin block
>reassemble
>gun works now.

>>34653734

100 bucks for a pipe gun? How fucking fancy you making it?

>>34659158
Pretty much. Also why the fuck is it .22lr. Isn't it a defensive pistol? If you want a 22 for the range you can just keep it in a safe or put a trigger lock on it or something

>>34659729
Anything bigger than .22 and the recoil would JUST the electronic components.

>>34659729
it's .22lr because anything stronger would be too much on the mechanism.

>>34659743
>>34659739
Didn't think about that. What a shitshow

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YBC8IFWC1P0

This is what a "Smart Gun" should be, not some gay safety garbage.

>>34659162
Yeah I don't get how they thought this wasn't possible. Even with very basic mechanical knowledge one would be able to strip the electronic parts out and now have a "dumb" gun.

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>>34658290
K

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>>34660094
Not if it was a class b felony, criminal scum.

>>34660291
they're already stealing the gun.

>>34660291
¿Because criminals always follow the law?

>>34659158

A burglar just broke into my home. Let put on my gun watch and make sure my gun has good batteries. oh wait never mind, I am already dead.

>>34653253
>a fucking .22lr that looks rejected Taurus prototype.

LOL don't give them any ideas

>>34659839
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KSyc_WfIC_8

>>34660615
What is water and or water moisture?
>examples need to start being made

>>34658655
sandyhoax?

>>34653221
tfw you're a penetration tester and saw everything he did from a mile away when the smart gun was introduced

>>34660291
>>34660291
>>34660291
Yeah that's gonna stop them, it's illegal! liberl logic is hilarious.

>>34654974
I don't know about government grants but one of main entities supporting them was a UN based NGO who's stated goal was to eventually outlaw all civlian firearm ownership world wide.

>>34660739
Kind of a meme but there's a lot of stupid shit that's leading to the usual conspiracy theories.

>There's video evidence of one of the supposed parents of the dead kids talking and acting normal and all nonchalant immediately before going on camera and tearing up
>They demolished the school building
>The FBI supposedly forced all the school employees to sign NDA's under threat of prosecution
>The FBI also classified all documentation relating to the investigation

As a reminder Port Aurthur (which was used to justify Aussie's total semi-auto ban) has had all of the related investigative information classified and withheld ever since and will probably never see the light of day.

If you ask me Sandy Hook most likely isn't a hoax or anything, but there's definitely something the feds and associated agencies were trying to keep from the public. It could also just be a giant diversion and/or the FBI fucking with people on purpose.

>>34660739
>>34661555
I'm that OP, and I was just meming, I don't think it's a hoax but it's fun to joke around like it was since it was such a perfect shitstorm for us.

>>34653221
Why people keep using term "smart gun" when it isn't even connected to AR glasses? What's "smart" about it?

>>34657507
>Well his selfish pursuit of profit would have jeopardized gun ownership for millions of people

It would not. The law would have done that. He'd just be selling guns.

>>34662451
>Teacher! You forgot to assign homework!

>>34662516

I'm dead serious. If you're in NJ and you're gonna kill a guy for getting your guns banned, go kill a politician. Don't kill somebody who's running a store.

>>34653740
It's called physical hack, thoose exist

>>34653221
How hard would it be to just drill out that nub with a standard drill/drill press? Or drill out the electro magnet and install a neodymium in place?

>>34660094
Not this pistol. If the electro magnet is missing or off, the firing pin block stays in place. However a drill press and a magnet would fix that.

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>>34653763
In a way

>>34662705
Not hard, the gun isn't tamper proof at all

>>34653712
havin worked for years on post war deutsch photographic equipment
I'd say its quintessentially german

>>34660739
What retards like the one I replied to call the Sandy Hook school shooting.

>>34658408
The idea is to eventually make it so you have no choice but to get one. And then ban all of them altogether.

>>34662439
>Why people keep using term "smart bomb" when it isn't even connected to AR glasses? What's "smart" about it?

>Why people keep using term "smart tv" when it isn't even connected to AR glasses? What's "smart" about it?

>Why people keep using term "smart phone" when it isn't even connected to AR glasses? What's "smart" about it?

The "smart" label has been around for waaay longer than your shitty glasses.

>>34653253
>safety features
Just another jooish trick.

>>34653712
>jewish problem
>non existent

>>34653913
Yeah, i considered getting one to fuck around with but i was waiting to get it second hand... i guess i'll never know.

>>34662581
At the time we were pretty well past the point of civil discourse over the matter of weapon rights in the US. Killing one politician has only ever exacerbated an issue. The death threats were pretty effective because those states can still own less than retarded handguns. The guy also double parked me once, soo