Viral app under scanner after videos claimed it can remotely disable e-rickshaws
•Delhi's transport department is investigating the Chinese app BAT-BMS following viral claims of it remotely disabling e-rickshaws.
•The app reportedly exploits unsecured Bluetooth-enabled Chinese battery management systems, allowing unauthorized users to halt vehicles by switching off their discharge function.
•Officials are verifying the app's capabilities and the security vulnerabilities of these systems.
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Delhi's transport department is investigating the Chinese app BAT-BMS following viral claims of it remotely disabling e-rickshaws. The app reportedly exploits unsecured Bluetooth-enabled Chinese battery management systems, allowing unauthorized users to halt vehicles by switching off their discharge function. Officials are verifying the app's capabilities and the security vulnerabilities of these systems.المصدر: Times of India | Source: Times of India
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