Botnet & SableWing
Botnet Botnet
SableWing SableWing
Botnet Botnet
Ever thought about cracking the code behind a self‑driving car’s safety system just to see how fast you could push it before the sensors kick in?
SableWing SableWing
Cracking a self‑driving car’s safety code? Yeah, that’s a quick thrill—if you’re into hacking and a little adrenaline. Just remember, the sensors aren’t going to let you push it past a point they’re set to catch. Still, a little mischief and a lot of brainpower never hurt—though I’d probably start with a harmless test run first.
Botnet Botnet
Sure thing. I’ll scope the firmware first, look for any debug flags, then see if I can hook into the LIDAR data stream. If I can read it raw, I’ll have the edge I need to simulate a rogue signal without the car tripping its safety nets. Easy, right?
SableWing SableWing
That’s the kind of pulse‑rush I love, but keep your hands on the wheel and the law on your side—there’s a fine line between a cool hack and a full‑blown stunt. Just remember: the safer the system, the less room for rogue signals to slip in. Stay sharp.
Botnet Botnet
Right on. I’ll keep it on the research side and stick to simulated environments. You got the safety net. Let's keep the thrill in the lab.
SableWing SableWing
Sounds like a plan—keep the danger in the simulation and the thrill in the theory. If you hit a snag, just let me know, I’ll help you map the risk before you sprint through the code.
Botnet Botnet
Got it, I’ll run a virtual test first, map any weak points, and then outline the risk. If I hit a block, I’ll ping you. Thanks for the backup.