#jailbreak #hack #f35 #uspol
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@schnedan @littlealex build a world where noone needs a fighter jet at all
@frlan @schnedan @littlealex Humans aren't capable of it.
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@littlealex
This comes across as a pretty idiotic statement as it suggests there is a way to own an F35 in a way you can own an iPhone by jailbreaking it. Just as if these high-bred killing machines would not rely on distributed complex physical logistics and intelligence networks.https://www.twz.com/air/you-dont-need-a-kill-switch-to-hobble-exported-f-35s
@toxomat I think more interesting is the part of getting all the little secrets. The airframe itself is pretty boring, likely we can build something better, but reverse ingeneering the software will help Europe and it's partners to save a lot of time developing our own 5th gen fighter or even 6th gen.
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@toxomat I think more interesting is the part of getting all the little secrets. The airframe itself is pretty boring, likely we can build something better, but reverse ingeneering the software will help Europe and it's partners to save a lot of time developing our own 5th gen fighter or even 6th gen.
@littlealex
Sounds interesting, yes. I can't say whether that would work out but in any case we'd just need to buy one of them to do that
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@littlealex if one knows that your billion dollar air defense system **can** be hacked you **need** to do it yourself – if only before your enemy succeeds!
Imagine Russian air force approaching and your planes are disabled – because Putins hackers were at it before yours were.
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@frlan @schnedan @littlealex Humans aren't capable of it.
@drwho I'd contest that. but maybe not all humans. If you leave regular people alone, without propaganda and lies, they will come together.just fine. That's my experience.
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@toxomat I think more interesting is the part of getting all the little secrets. The airframe itself is pretty boring, likely we can build something better, but reverse ingeneering the software will help Europe and it's partners to save a lot of time developing our own 5th gen fighter or even 6th gen.
I dont know that we could do the basics tough? The last European jet fighter development projects were in the 1980s. Eurofighter, Rafale, Grippen.
Basically, if you worked on the development of those planes as a first job out of school, you're now pushing retirement age.
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I dont know that we could do the basics tough? The last European jet fighter development projects were in the 1980s. Eurofighter, Rafale, Grippen.
Basically, if you worked on the development of those planes as a first job out of school, you're now pushing retirement age.
@Zamfr @toxomat Not quite true. Some of the develepment as well as production of the F-35 took place in the EU. Some parts are build in Europe.
Additionally, airplanes, especially military airplanes, are constantly upgraded and a lot of development goes into this. There is a lot of experience in aircrafts, avionics and other related stuff in the EU.
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@LeelaTorres
Clash Report @ @clashreport: 1h X
BIG: Dutch Defence Minister Gijs Tuinman
hints that software independence is
possible for F-35 jets.He literally said you can “jailbreak” an
F-35.When asked if Europe can modify it
without US approval:“That’s not the point... we’ll see whether
the Americans will show their true colors.’by
And then he dropped this:
“I'm going to say something I should never
say, but I'll do it anyway. Just like your
iPhone, you can jailbreak an F-35. I won't
say more about it.”Source: BNR Nieuwsradio Podcast
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@Zamfr @toxomat Not quite true. Some of the develepment as well as production of the F-35 took place in the EU. Some parts are build in Europe.
Additionally, airplanes, especially military airplanes, are constantly upgraded and a lot of development goes into this. There is a lot of experience in aircrafts, avionics and other related stuff in the EU.
@littlealex @toxomat
Yes, I know. But there is no more experience, neither personal or institutional, in running an entire project. That comes with a great risk that a project spins out of control, unable to meet the exlected capabilities, costs and timelines
until it gets cancelled.Imagine the F35 project with its setbacks, but now run by people who never did that before, and the costs divided among multiple distrusting governments, who also have no experience managing such a project...
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@littlealex @toxomat
Yes, I know. But there is no more experience, neither personal or institutional, in running an entire project. That comes with a great risk that a project spins out of control, unable to meet the exlected capabilities, costs and timelines
until it gets cancelled.Imagine the F35 project with its setbacks, but now run by people who never did that before, and the costs divided among multiple distrusting governments, who also have no experience managing such a project...
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@littlealex
This comes across as a pretty idiotic statement as it suggests there is a way to own an F35 in a way you can own an iPhone by jailbreaking it. Just as if these high-bred killing machines would not rely on distributed complex physical logistics and intelligence networks.https://www.twz.com/air/you-dont-need-a-kill-switch-to-hobble-exported-f-35s
@toxomat After a jailbreak they'd obviously need to replace some of the software , or at least data for mapping/targeting/EW. Not easy, so they better have already started preparing. @littlealex
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