Crashing an In-Flight Entertainment System
rabblerouzer writes "Hugh Thompson, who was interviewed by Slashdot on the dangers of e-voting, now has a cool blog entry on how he was able to bring down the gaming/movie console on an airplane. He calls it one of the most interesting examples of a software 'abuse case' he has ever seen." Fortunately the IFE system is totally disjoint from the avionics.
If a job's not worth doing, it's not worth doing right.
It doesn't have to be an "attack", it can be something as simple as a stuck switch or a book placed on top of a keyboard. On an airplane, you have to consider the two-year-old who wants to play with the pretty buttons.
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I'm not so sure I'd want to put my name out there as "the guy who brought down the computers on a plane". He'll be lucky not to land on the no-fly list, I think.
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Holy crapshit. I think you've found the missing "???."
1. Steal underpants.
2. Short sell fruit of the loom stock.
3. Profit!
20.
Since 100 is an average IQ then the opposite of a number 80 points above average would be a number 80 points below average.
``Dam lazy programmers not using Assert() these days... :)''
Because we all know that the constraint that you got wrong in the actual code will be correct in the assert. Right? Right?!
Please correct me if I got my facts wrong.
Wouldn't you want to buy Fruit of the Loom, since the victims will have to buy new underpants?
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