Un vēlreiz par hakeru atslēgto Jeep Cherokee bremžu sistēmu
Lai gan šāds eksperiments patiešām noticis un minētās markas modelis palicis bez bremzēm divu IT speciālistu attālinātas rīcības rezultātā, šis fakts varētu radīt bažas Eiropas Jeep faniem, tāpēc ar prieku paziņojam, ka konkrētais gadījums atgadījies Amerikā un ar Amerikas tirgum domātu Jeep Cherokee. Eksperimentu veicis izdevums Wired, kas arī pieder dižajai Amerikas mediju saimei.
Tas patiešām iepriecina, jo kāda gan mums daļa par to, kas notiek citviet pasaulē. Līdz ar to Eiropā un arī Latvijā nopērkamajiem Jeep Cherokee konkrēti šāds kiberuzbrukums nav iespējams un ar to varam lepoties.
Lai kliedētu bažas, ar patiesu prieku publicējam Latvijas Jeep pārstāvja Autobrava atsūtīto materiālu. Drošības apsvērumu dēļ nododam to jūsu rīcībā oriģinālvalodā, lai izbēgtu neprecizitātes.
The hack published in Wired Magazine was conducted through an embedded cellular modem, a feature that IS NOT available in vehicles sold outside of the US, since international markets are currently not offering the same connectivity feature as the US Market vehicles.
Based on these findings, Jeep vehicles sold in the EMEA region (Europe, Middle East and Africa) are not exposed to the type of attack the magazine has reported.
Under no circumstances does FCA condone or believe it’s appropriate to disclose “how-to information” that would potentially encourage, or help enable hackers to gain unauthorized and unlawful access to vehicle systems.
FCA has a dedicated team from System Quality Engineering focused on identifying and implementing software best practices across FCA globally. The team’s responsibilities include development and implementation of cybersecurity standards for all vehicle content, including on-board and remote services.
As such, FCA recently released a US Market- specific software update that offers customers improved vehicle electronic security and communications system enhancements. The Company monitors and tests the information systems of all of its products to identify and eliminate vulnerabilities in the ordinary course of business.
Similar to a smartphone or tablet, vehicle software can require updates for improved security protection to reduce the potential risk of unauthorized and unlawful access to vehicle systems. To this scope, Jeep provides its customers around the world regular software updates through its dealer network.
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