Cybersecurity

Ride the Rails on a OneWheel

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A company, OneWheel, has successfully modified its electric board to operate on abandoned railway tracks. This development highlights the increasing trend of repurposing existing infrastructure for unconventional transportation and demonstrates a creative application of electric vehicle technology. Cybersecurity professionals should note this as it may inspire similar DIY projects involving potentially vulnerable custom electronics and power systems operating in public spaces.

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