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Truck-to-truck worm could infect entire US fleet
(www.theregister.com)
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What a world we live in. No wonder we can't ever have nice things. We can't have computers that aren't subject to the sick fucks that invent viruses to infect them. We can't trust our online information thanks to the sick fucks that need to steal information because of their asshole criminal smallness.
No matter what we always get screwed over by the assholery of the small and sick perverts out there.
This is absolutely on the manufacturer. Default credential attacks should not exist in the day and age.