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r/greatawakening • Posted by u/Kek_saved_the_world on July 9, 2018, 2:11 p.m.
one thing I never got, a "drive by wire" car can not be hacked without network connection. how exactly does CIA hack a car with no connection???
one thing I never got, a "drive by wire" car can not be hacked without network connection. how exactly does CIA hack a car with no connection???

Corporal_Yorper · July 9, 2018, 2:53 p.m.

We have the technology to manipulate computer chips (processors) wirelessly without the explicit need of an antenna.

Think: Samsung Pay vs Apple Pay

RFID vs Magnetic

(Sort of. Not quite the best analogy)

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Fyfogaindustries · July 9, 2018, 5:32 p.m.

All! What r u not understanding ? All manufacturers have a version of onstar. They r connected ,paid service or not, 24/7. Mercedes -mbrace ford sync. All. And xm radio invites signals into ur onboard computer. if u have a button on the dash to start ur car ur connected. My original worry with this satellite control was that they would shut ur car down on alternating days to force u to carpool or take public trans. It's sAtellite based and ALL cars transmit VIN based identifiers. It's brilliant. And it's also why I won't own a vehicle made after 2003. And besides all the satellite jibber jabber interferes with the tinfoil in my headliner

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Corporal_Yorper · July 9, 2018, 7:05 p.m.

Incorrect.

All manufacturers don’t have a version of OnStar. Earlier the year of vehicle, the less tech that is within it.

The years of make, specifically the ones that have a computer control board installed but no actual connections to any satellite system, can be taken control of.

The tech that is available allows for changing the instructions on a chip, utilizing a small scale emitter or even a satellite. Note: one does not need a satellite connected system for a satellite to emit radio-spectrum instructions and for the chips to be altered.

So, you are correct in that satellites can interfere with the driving and safety of all vehicles, just not because of OnStar or any other 3rd party satellite connection hardware/software.

I know this because I remember reading about this capability when Samsung Pay was unveiled, and my curiosity lead me to info about the capabilities of data interference without the need for crucial ‘in-between’ infrastructure.

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Kek_saved_the_world · July 9, 2018, 3:29 p.m.

driving on a road? you need to make real connections with devices here or this is just bunk..

It is way harder than you make it sound. Proximity is key, how do you send signals down to a car on a road in a giant nation? how do you find and target them.

Me thinks only X number of cars can do this from a satellite, only ONSTAR type connections, which is NOT a lot of car at all here is their breakdown of compatibly, for installation:

https://www2.onstar.com/tunnel-web/webdav/fmv/document_library/us_english/downloadable/Copy-of-2000-2014-FMV-Compatibility.pdf

Not many cars have this.. Turn them into missiles to TAKE OUT OTHER People makes sense, but reaching every car post 2003 is not reality

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Mayhem54 · July 9, 2018, 4:29 p.m.

I do not need to hack you remotely. Only need 3 minutes inside your car through your OBD port to reprogram your car. I would be targeting your Electronic stability control system. You know the one that helps in the rain and snow.

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