http://www.zdnet.com/au/hackers-could-control-brisbane-traffic-controls-report-7000023405/
By Michael Lee
ZDNet News
November 20, 2013
Brisbane's traffic management systems have been found vulnerable to attack
under an audit conducted by the Queensland Audit Office (QAO).
Over a three week period, QAO performed penetration tests (PDF) of the
systems used to manage traffic infrastructure in Brisbane and found that
it was able to successfully compromise some components of the system and
ultimately gain unauthorised access.
"The traffic management systems for the Brisbane metropolitan area were
not secure. If the systems were specifically targeted, hackers could
access the system and potentially cause traffic congestion, public
inconvenience and affect emergency response times," the report read.
In addition to breaching parts of the IT systems for traffic management,
QAO was also able to breach physical security measures.
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