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Road markers are a new target for hackers – experts find self-driving cars and autonomous drones can be misled by malicious instructions written on road signs

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Road markers are a new target for hackers - experts find self-driving cars and autonomous drones can be misled by malicious instructions written on road signs

Manipulated text in physical spaces can hijack autonomous systems, while existing cybersecurity tools offer no protection against this risk. …read more

Source:: techradar.com – Gadgets

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