Risky.Biz Norway's Electric Buses Found Vulnerable to Remote Control by Manufacturer
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Oslo's public transportation agency, Ruter, conducted a security audit on its electric buses and discovered that models from the Chinese manufacturer Yutong could be remotely disabled through software vulnerabilities. The audit was performed in a Faraday cage environment to test the buses' security features.
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