Researchers hack a self-driving car by putting stickers on street

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>>17678907
A-Am I safe in my Tesla???

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>hack
>putting stickers on things
WHY DO NORMALFAGS RUIN WORDS

>>17678917
should have driven a carbuereted and manual transmission car with a mechanically controlled distributor and no radio and physically controlled gauges

technocucks i swear

>>17678927
That's completely fine with the canonical definition of hacker though, a hacker isn't necessarily a long haired guy on a trench coat and dark shades, hidden in a dark room surrounded by multiple screens.

>>17678927
>>17678936
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rlfwXNOG0eI

>>17678928
>no radio
why? what effect could a radio have on the mechanical workings of a car?

That's on par with terrorism. Fuck those little autistic retards

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Ah yes, the ol' vehicular hackaroo.

>>17678952
lmao. Stop posting, Elon.

>>17678959
ahaha, did that picture work?

>>17678982
I feel like you'd have to know what language the speed camera program used, and if you did you wouldn't be the type to do this.

Why are these people trying to stop progress? Are they afraid they'll become obsolete within their lifetime, so they're desperately trying to cling on to relevance for as long as possible?
Sad.

>>17678995
>Why are these people trying to stop progress?
I'll bite, do you have a learning disorder?

>>17678995
Or maybe they're just trying to troubleshoot and improve the so-called progress that's happening. Progress isn't a self-purpose and has to be beneficial. Unsafe progress isn't beneficial.

>>17678995
Explain how self driving cars are progress. Less interaction makes us lazy and docile and only further pushes us towards extinction. If that's your version of "progress" then kill yourself you self damming fool.

>>17678995
>A technology defeated by stickers.
>Progress

>>17678950
Ask Tesla

>>17678995
This is stress testing the software and is actually great for self driving cars in general.
Self driving cars would be extremely shitty if they could only operate under ideal conditions.
You wouldn't want to be riding in a car that couldn't recognize a road sign just because there was just a little snow or bird shot on it, would you?

>>17678907
> Make car stop with altered sign
> Spoof key signal, use it to send commands to keep the car stopped
> Rob passengers, or have the car lock itself and go to a secure location for them to be kidnapped from

>>17678952
Calm down Elon

>>17678917
>Tesla cuck
Why even care, you basically aren't a man anymore.

>>17678995
>>17678952
Hi Elon.

>>17679104
This

>make speedbump made of magnets
>interrupts angry pixies
>deletes car
???

>>17678927
Except that's how hack was supposed to be used
https://stallman.org/articles/on-hacking.html

>>17679404
>implying magnets can affect modern solid state electronics

>>17678987
>databases
>not using SQL

>>17679429
We can always use bigger magnets

>>17678987
You'd just have to know that it was sql injectable

>>17678950
they could send mind control sound waves over it

>>17678927
kill yourself dipshit.

>>17679816
https://stallman.org/articles/on-hacking.html

second time it's been posted. educate yourself.

>>17679816
Thanks for warning us you are a retard.

>>17678917
>To make the attack work, hackers would have to be able to know the algorithm the car's vision system uses to classify the road signs it sees (or be able to approximate the model based on feedback from the system). After figuring out how to confuse the system, though, they only need a photo of the target sign, a color printer, some sticky paper, and the will to live with the consequences of causing someone to blow through a stop sign at 45 miles per hour.

>Tarek El-Gaaly, senior research scientist at autonomous driving startup Voyage, tells Car and Driver that there are solutions for these sorts of attacks, though, that can be incorporated into autonomous driving systems. Context is one fix, and a car could be able to tell if it misidentified a sign based on, say, its location, and know that it shouldn't go highway speeds in an urban area. "In addition," he said, "many self-driving vehicles today are equipped with multiple sensors, so failsafes can be built in using multiple cameras and lidar sensors."

You should be fine. To do this, you gotta know how the car sees, and even then a company can start crossreferencing GPS data with the signs to see if there really is a 45 MPH sign there.

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HAHAHAHAHAHA

>>17678928
This. Then you can sit there and look like a retard when the carburator floods right before you break your neck after getting whiplash from a rear end hit. Or you crack your skull open after your steering column uppercuts you.

>>17678928
this.

>>17679307
>muh manhood

>>17679099
not even just bird shit and snow, but at least where i'm from people still tag/sticker bomb road signs.
>also weird seeing my shit uni in an article

>>17679836
>Stallman
>retard
>literally one of the OG hackers

>>17678917
Well, if you're not, I'm sure you can afford the Healthcare(tm) and another Tesla(tm)

>>17679872
Google you lazy cunt

>>17679439
Fucking kek

>>17679846
>Stealthily delet and rearrange signs in osm
>Kill millions

Will anime stickers work just as well? Would putting Initial D stickers on signs force self driving cars to drift?

>>17678907
They really should arrest people that do this. It's very dangerous.

>>17679851
>getting rear ended will flood a carb

t. efi babby

>>17678907
>Researchers hack a self-driving car by putting stickers on street signs

That makes me want to put stickers or some "pattern" on my car that confuses self-driving cars. Just for educational purposes of course.

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>>17678907

TESLSFAGS BTFO.

They would like this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fc0yYJ8-Dyo

>>17680959
>print some signs
>place them on your roof rack
>stop on the right side of the road
>lel as cars stop in the middle of the road

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>>17678928
only car we're truly safe in

>>17680995
You will need 7 mobsters to push it in order for it to run.

>>17678928
>actually having a transmission instead of a centrifugal clutch and a direct link to the wheels
Do you want to fucking die or something?

>>17680986
>implying this isn't the Chinese govt's attempt at taking down an American company

>Stupid millennial find way to fuck up a Telsa stopping with stickers
>Musk finds a way to make the tesla stop some other way.

When will these normiecar fags realize this dude is actually smart and more proactive and every automaker has been in like 100 years.

>>17678995
I'm not against electric cars. I think they're cool. being able to get a large amount of torque instantly is amazing.
What i'm against in needlessly shitting on ICE engines and claiming that your car is so much more environmental when you basically rape the planet to make the batteries.
also they all have fucking horrendously ugly interiors.

>>17678907
Meanwhile, humans are taught to recognize traffic signs by their shape alone in the event the words on them are obscured somehow.

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Forgot image.