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Re: potential security issues with embedded systems?
From: Paul Russell <prussell () ND EDU>
Date: Thu, 11 Dec 2003 15:34:17 -0500
Kyle Barger wrote: >
We all know what we've had to deal with in terms of security issues for Windows as a server and desktop OS. What has the track record been for embedded systems that use Windows?
Microsoft "is creating the next generation of software that will revolutionize the melding of computing and communications with the car." So, what happens when your car gets a BSOD, or an unpatched automotive OS gets hacked? See <http://www.microsoft.com/automotive/windowsautomotive/> for more about the Windows Automotive .NET Connected Car Initiative. -- Paul Russell Senior Systems Administrator University of Notre Dame ********** Participation and subscription information for this EDUCAUSE Discussion Group discussion list can be found at http://www.educause.edu/cg/.
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- potential security issues with embedded systems? Kyle Barger (Dec 11)
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- Re: potential security issues with embedded systems? Paul Russell (Dec 11)
- Re: potential security issues with embedded systems? H. Morrow Long (Dec 11)
- Re: potential security issues with embedded systems? Gary Flynn (Dec 11)
- Re: potential security issues with embedded systems? Scott Bradner (Dec 11)
- Re: potential security issues with embedded systems? Cal Frye (Dec 11)
- Re: potential security issues with embedded systems? Jere Retzer (Dec 11)
- Re: potential security issues with embedded systems? Randy Marchany (Dec 11)
- Re: potential security issues with embedded systems? Jack Suess (Dec 11)
- Re: potential security issues with embedded systems? Dewitt Latimer (Dec 12)
- Re: potential security issues with embedded systems? Scott Bradner (Dec 12)
- Re: potential security issues with embedded systems? Don Westlight (Dec 12)
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