Blue Tooth Virus?
Has anyone experienced this problem?
Even your car is not safe these days!
--Mobile Phones May Have Infected Lexus On-board Computers
(27 January 2005)
There have been reports that the on-board computers of several models
of Lexus automobiles have been infected with viruses. It is likely that
a mobile phone is responsible for the infections. Some Lexus cars have
navigation systems that use Bluetooth to connect to mobile phones to
allow hands-free calling.
http://asia.cnet.com/news/security/p...064t-39000005c
[Editor's Note (Shpantzer): I hope Lexus (Toyota) is keeping XP Embedded
Edition and other general-purpose OSs out of the main chips for the
actual automotive functions.]
Even your car is not safe these days!
--Mobile Phones May Have Infected Lexus On-board Computers
(27 January 2005)
There have been reports that the on-board computers of several models
of Lexus automobiles have been infected with viruses. It is likely that
a mobile phone is responsible for the infections. Some Lexus cars have
navigation systems that use Bluetooth to connect to mobile phones to
allow hands-free calling.
http://asia.cnet.com/news/security/p...064t-39000005c
[Editor's Note (Shpantzer): I hope Lexus (Toyota) is keeping XP Embedded
Edition and other general-purpose OSs out of the main chips for the
actual automotive functions.]
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