I was surprised to see him give up at having to bruteforce the password for root on ssh. That's how the community got into Mazdas, at least the 2015 I had anyway. The password was simple, jci, presumably because it was designed by Johnson Control Istruments.
You think a company is going to heavily lock down an embedded system they don't expect anyone to try to access, or are they going to make the password easy so that all the techs and engineers can remember it?
You think a company is going to heavily lock down an embedded system they don't expect anyone to try to access, or are they going to make the password easy so that all the techs and engineers can remember it?