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    Bring4th Bring4th Studies Science & Technology Hacker uses an Android to remotely attack and hijack an airplane

    Thread: Hacker uses an Android to remotely attack and hijack an airplane


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    04-12-2013, 06:29 PM
    Quote:Once he was into the airplane’s computer, he was able to manipulate the steering of a Boeing jet while the aircraft was in “autopilot” mode. The only countermeasure available to pilots, if they even realized they were being hacked, would be to turn off autopilot. PlaneSploit Android app to hijack airplanes by Hugo TesoYet many planes no longer have old analog instruments for manual flying. Teso said he could take control of most all airplane systems; he could even cause the plane to crash by setting it on a collision course with another plane. He could also give the passengers a serious adrenaline rush by making the oxygen masks drop down.

    Teso used his Samsung Galaxy and a specially crafted app called PlaneSploit to demonstrate how to hack an airplane’s computer. (Thank you for tweeting the image @isa56k!) Crime Site also showed a quick clip of the hack. And no, PlaneSploit is not going to be available to the masses to hijack planes with their Android devices.
    http://blogs.computerworld.com/cybercrim...k-airplane

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