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(Ambulance sirens blaring)
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(Voices over radio)
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(Thrilling background music swells)
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(Sound of car speeding up)
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(Cars honking - sirens blaring)
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(Typing)
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(Music swells)
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I discovered a zero day bug that puts autonomous
vehicle users at risk. Call the team.
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(Electronic music sounds)
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I think you’ll want to take this.
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Researchers found our back door.
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I found a vulnerability in your proprietary mobility stack
enabling unauthorized remote control over Bluetooth.
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Your AVs are unsafe.
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My crew engineered a free software patch
that disables Bluetooth access to the onboard software.
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Who are you?
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I’m David. Aka Kernel Forge.
We’re publishing in twenty-four hours.
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Everybody out!
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(Phone rings)
I have a job for you.
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I’m running the final test now.
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I’ll upload it from
our secure network at the lab. ETA half hour.
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(Music swells)
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(Motorcycle sounds)
(Energetic music plays in background)
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(Ambulance sounds)
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(Motorcycle speeds up)
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(Sirens blaring)
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(Phone rings)
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Dude, you’re never going to believe
what’s going on!
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What?!
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I laid my bike down.
I got run off the road by another biker.
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I’m in an ambulance.
One of those new autonomous models.
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We were on the way to the hospital,
but someone has taken control of the vehicle remotely.
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I’ve got your location. Whoever’s doing
this has to be close.
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The same biker that ran me off the road
is right behind us!
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I’ll be there in two minutes.
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(Energetic music plays)
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(Motorcycle speeds up)
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(Skidding sounds)
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(Motorcycle continues)
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(Sirens blaring)
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(Ambulance brakes)
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I transmitted a patch disabling remote
control. Follow me.
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The police arrested the mysterious rider.
It turns out she was hired by DeceptiCor.
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They knew about the bug!
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It was a backdoor designed to open
up a lucrative aftermarket in the private security industry.
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DeceptiCor was putting millions of users are at risk!
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Everyone should have the right to run, study,
fix and share software they use.
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Especially when it’s a matter of public safety!
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(Motorcycle speeding over background music)
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Proprietary software poses unacceptable risks in a world
of increased dependence on automated systems.
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