Thieves exploiting major vulnerability to steal Dodge Ram trucks

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This news report makes an excellent point. Vehicles are now computers on wheels, and need the same kind of effort to protect that more traditional computers do. Something to keep in mind when you're choosing your next vehicle.

Heavy duty trucks call for heavy duty locks

from here and here (image source)

This is the first time I've seen such a clean installation of a Master lock on a vehicle. It must be brand new. It's also the first time I've seen a hidden shackle lock used. Normally it's just an ordinary padlock (or in some cases just a sliding lock). Whoever opted for this really went all out.

Too bad the vehicle still has glass windows.

All it takes is one bump in the road

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One bump in the road / one password breach and it's all over. 

That's not to say that you couldn't have come up with a secure password when you were 7 years old, but rather if everything is dependent on that one password then it's a single point of failure. A single password breach would expose all of your accounts. 

For those crooks who have the munchies

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It's supposed to be for community out-reach, but I can see certain types of offenders being lured out of their smokey homes for a tasty treat.