As any regular reader of this blog surely must know, vehicles have become increasingly connected and reliant on software systems. Rather than harp yet again on the many basic engineering safety failures of Tesla, in this post I will dig into an International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) standard … Continue reading Security Architect’s Guide to ISO/SAE 21434: Vehicle Safety
Two identical private jets took off, one returned and landed while the other lay in smoldering ruins. Yevgeny Prigozhin was said to be on board… one of them. This detail popped into my head as I read the MI6 quote to the Independent. [Putin is] making clear to everyone inside and outside of Russia that … Continue reading The Mystery Second Plane of Yevgeny Prigozhin That Didn’t Crash
People have asked me lately if I’ve seen news footage of the giant symbol erected haphazardly atop Twitter headquarters in SF. Yes, yes, I tell them. I sometimes watch it getting destroyed by the U.S. Army just to cheer me up. Oh, they say they did Nazi that coming. Twitter’s ‘X’ sign is taken down … Continue reading Twitter’s “X” Design Based on Nazi Swastika
Toyota’s recent announcement regarding their solid-state batteries has caused a stir in the electric vehicle (EV) market, with the company positioning itself as a front runner in revolutionizing the industry. The credit for this breakthrough largely goes to Panasonic, as acknowledged by Toyota’s PR team. Toyota is developing the solid-state batteries through Prime Planet Energy … Continue reading Panasonic Announces Solid State Battery for 2027 Toyotas