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Latest revision as of 01:11, 1 August 2017
| Exact name | Hack the Fire Truck! |
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| Description | Hacking a fire engine provided by the local fire department ('safety region'). |
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Edit specify you're working on this project on your user page, here... and then on "edit with form" at the top. |
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| Tags | car, hacking, security |
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Did you know a fire truck is filled with technology and communication equipment? Is all this technology and data protected well enough? Help the safety region “Noorden Oost Gelderland” and deliver the best tip for improvement. Your skills might help the fire brigade actually save lives. To ensure that no finding will be reported in vain. Madison Gurkha collects and bundles the results. Join the challenge on August 7th and 8th between 09:30 and 16:00. Join by registering at the Safe Harbour Office. The best improvements tips will be rewarded with a nice range of Arduino’s and Rasperry Pi Zero’s graciously donated by Madison Gurkha!
Located at Safe Harbour
