Pues si... pues si... ya no hace falta que te vayas al Xanadu para que te lo roben o a otro centro comercial... lo hacen via llave inalámbrica... como la del serie 3 nuevo por ejemplo... lo que no se es como... Infoe en inglés: http://www.engadget.com/2006/05/03/becks-loses-two-bimmers-to-laptop-toting-thieves/
Si, es el tema de la semana: Gone in 20 Minutes: using laptops High-tech thieves are becoming increasingly savvy when it comes to stealing automobiles equipped with keyless entry and ignition systems. While many computer-based security systems on automobiles require some type of key — mechanical or otherwise — to start the engine, so-called ‘keyless’ setups require only the presence of a key fob to start the engine. The expert gang suspected of stealing two of David Beckham’s BMW X5 SUVs in the last six months did so by using software programs on a laptop to wirelessly break into the car’s computer, open the doors, and start the engine. “It’s difficult to steal cars with complex security, but not impossible. There are weaknesses in any system,” Tim Hart of the Auto Locksmith Association told the U.K.’s Auto Express magazine. “At key steps the car’s software can halt progress for up to 20 minutes as part of its in-built protection,” said Hart. Because the decryption process can take a while — up to 20 minutes, according to Hart — the thieves usually wait to find the car in a secluded area where it will be left for a long period. That is believed to be what happened to Mr. Beckham — the crooks followed him to the mall where he was to have lunch, and went to work on his X5 after it was parked. While automakers and locksmiths are supposed to be the only groups that know where and how security information is stored in a car, the information eventually falls into the wrong hands. According to the Prague Post leaving such information on a laptop is what got Radko Souček caught for stealing several cars. “You could delete all the data from your laptop, but that’s not good for you because the more data you have, the bigger your possibilities,” he says. He says any car that relies on software to provide security can be circumvented by other software. “Every car has its weak spot,” he says. Souček faces up to 12 years in prison. The Leftlane Perspective: Many modern cars now rely on software entirely for security. Gone are the days where microchips supplemented mechanical locks as an additional security measure. In the case of true ‘keyless’ systems, software is the only thing between a thief and your car. As computers become more powerful, will stealing cars become even easier? Never mind future cars with better security — what about today’s cars a few years down the road? With cars as inexpensive as the Toyota Camry offering entirely keyless systems, these concerns a relevant to all consumers.
Hacker es quien entra en un sistema, avisa al administrador de que su ordenador no es seguro y sale sin causar daños. Lo hace por diversión. Hay otra definición de hacker, que es la primera que se dió a los gurús de Linux, pero ha quedado ya en desuso. Cracker es quién entra en el sistema, se lleva todo lo que puede y se marcha sin más. Y esos lo que son chorizos que saben mucho de informática. No confundamos los términos.
Tanta tecnología -tan necesaria a veces- tan inútil otras... Y todavía queda que los coches se terminen de integrar en otros sistemas informáticos, para que pronto hablemos de virus en los coches :???:
De hecho creo que el último modelo de lexus, es el primer coche que ha pillado un virus a traves del bluetooth del telefono manos libres.
Dentro de poco, el display con pantallazo azul de windows. Error general, anular, reintentar, ignorar??
Yo no he tenido pantallazo, pero para el caso es lo mismo: más de tres semanas en el taller y siguen sin repararlo (no dan con ello)
Que no te haga tanta gracia,espera 5 añitos,para moviles era una tonteria y hace 3 que ya los ahi.:roll:
j*der, el mejor sistema es ese que salia en una foto de un golf enganchado a una farola con un piton de moto, tal como corren los tiempos...
Curioso....... el de la foto es un "maquero" con un iBook G4 de los de 12", si es que un Mac sirve para cualquier cosa Me parece que la época de las ganzuas etc.... está pasando a la historia.
