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regarding the Pimpstar

May 09, 2006

The wheels recieve the image data based of signals they recieve via wireless modem (from the in vehicle computer).

How bad ass would it be if someone hacked or hijacked the signal and changed someones pimped ride into a bill board saying "I have Herpes" ? or if a device were made to easily interrupt their signal with an out of order phrase!

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Interview: Q&A with Khaled Talib, 'Gun Kiss' author

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