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Turn your car into a surveillance machine

rslade — Mon, 09 Oct 2023 09:18:21 GMT

He's using the cameras on his Tesla, and some publicly available code, and a small computer (anybody want to try and put it into a Raspberry Pi?) to identify license plates and even faces of cars (and people) his car "sees" repeatedly.

So far what he has done is fairly limited. But that's because he limited it. It could be made much more invasive. It could be put into any car with a camera. (And, these days, that's pretty much any new car.)

And then the info from all the cars could be aggregated ...

Re: Turn your car into a surveillance machine

Leoh — Tue, 13 Aug 2019 18:12:51 GMT

I could potentially do something similar to my Ford Escape and its back camera lol
We can play with and modify many things.
Just got a DJI Spark Drone which I am sure can be "jail broken". Then I could modify no fly zones, max altitude, add tracking or recognition.

Re: Turn your car into a surveillance machine

rslade — Tue, 13 Aug 2019 18:43:02 GMT

> Leoh (Newcomer I) posted a new reply in Industry News on 08-13-2019 02:12 PM in

> Just got a DJI Spark Drone which I
> am sure can be "jail broken".

Interesting. Somebody at Def Con demonstrated how to hack a smart TV with a
DJI drone. Of course, the DJI drones are reporting (encrypted) traffic back to
China. So, is it possible that China now has this guy's smart TV hacking code?

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