What I meant about it being impossible to patch the ECU was, if they used one of the single-write chips to store the firmware it couldn't be hacked/patched except by being replaced, or possibly manipulated from the inputs.
> Indeed, researchers can disable electronically controlled brakes via Bluetooth
That I didn't know. That's a major security problem, and another reason I'm glad for my 9 year old car.
> Indeed, researchers can disable electronically controlled brakes via Bluetooth
That I didn't know. That's a major security problem, and another reason I'm glad for my 9 year old car.