#China #Norway #cybersecurity
> Norway’s largest public transport operator, Ruter, has said that Chinese-made electric buses in its fleet may be vulnerable to remote access and control by the manufacturer, raising new concerns about cybersecurity in public transport.
> After conducting secret tests, Ruter found that the buses’ software, diagnostics and power systems could be controlled from abroad. Ruter’s CEO Bernt Reitan Jenssen said the findings highlight cybersecurity risks of internet-connected public transport.
https://tvpworld.com/89824959/ruter-chinese...
> Norway’s largest public transport operator, Ruter, has said that Chinese-made electric buses in its fleet may be vulnerable to remote access and control by the manufacturer, raising new concerns about cybersecurity in public transport.
> After conducting secret tests, Ruter found that the buses’ software, diagnostics and power systems could be controlled from abroad. Ruter’s CEO Bernt Reitan Jenssen said the findings highlight cybersecurity risks of internet-connected public transport.
https://tvpworld.com/89824959/ruter-chinese...