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Ohio State improves surveillance and safety in parking garages


Ohio State improves surveillance and safety in parking garages | Security Magazine




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ParkMobile, parking app used in Annapolis, Baltimore and Washington, D.C., reports data security breach


SP+, the company that runs parking meters and garages in Annapolis, began using the ParkMobile APP in 2019. At the time ParkMobile was used by more than 13 million people in North America, including Baltimore, Washington, Bethany Beach, Ocean City and Towson. The company calls itself the most widely used parking app in the United States.

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“NULL” vanity plate hack to dodge parking tickets backfires to the tune of $12,000

A US security researcher called Droogie thought he’d come up with the perfect wheeze to avoid being fined by the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) – he bought a personalised license plate which we believed would mess with the DMV’s database.

The name on Droogie’s vanity plate? “NULL”

Graham Cluley

Modern warfare: Death-dealing drones and … illegal parking?

A cloud of 3D-printed drones big enough to bring down the latest U.S. stealth fighter, the F35, was just one of the combat scenarios evoked in a discussion of the future of warfare at the World Economic Forum in Davos on Wednesday.

Much of the discussion focused on the changes computers are bringing to the battlefield, including artificial intelligence and autonomous systems — but also the way the battlefield is coming to computing, with cyberwar, and social media psyops an ever more real prospect.

Former U.S. Navy fighter pilot Mary Cummings, now director of the Humans and Autonomy Lab at Duke University, delivered the first strike.

“The barrier to entry to drone technology is so low that everyone can have one, and if the Chinese go out and print a million copies of a drone, a very small drone, and put those up against an F35 and they go into the engine, you basically obviate what is a very expensive platform,” she said.

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