In this episode Tom, Scott, and Kevin discuss the vulnerabilities of digital license plates and the potential for hackers to exploit them. They explain what digital license plates are and how they work. The ‘Aware Much?’ segment covers the topic of suspicious text messages and why you should avoid responding to unknown senders. The team […] The post Digital License Plate Vulnerabilities, How to Avoid New Text Message Scams appeared first on Shared Security Podcast.
In this episode Tom, Scott, and Kevin discuss the vulnerabilities of digital license plates and the potential for hackers to exploit them. They explain what digital license plates are and how they work. The 'Aware Much?' segment covers the topic of suspicious text messages and why you should avoid responding to unknown senders. The team also shares personal project frustrations and emphasizes the importance of cybersecurity measures in IoT devices. Stay tuned for insightful discussions and practical advice on staying secure.
In this episode Tom, Scott, and Kevin discuss the vulnerabilities of digital license plates and the potential for hackers to exploit them. They explain what digital license plates are and how they work. The ‘Aware Much?’ segment covers the topic of suspicious text messages and why you should avoid responding to unknown senders. The team also shares personal project frustrations and emphasizes the importance of cybersecurity measures in IoT devices. Stay tuned for insightful discussions and practical advice on staying secure.
** Links mentioned on the show **
Hackers Can Jailbreak Digital License Plates to Make Others Pay Their Tolls and Tickets
https://www.wired.com/story/digital-license-plate-jailbreak-hack/
What’s the deal with these scam texts with no obvious motive?
Turns out it could be number warming.
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/vulnerable-u_cybersecurity-infosec-activity-7273087449319268352-iFmn
Why it’s not rude to ignore “hi, how are you?” text messages from strangers
https://consumer.ftc.gov/consumer-alerts/2024/05/why-its-not-rude-ignore-hi-how-are-you-text-messages-strangers
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