‘Zombies ahead!’ A study of how hacked digital road signs destabilize the physical space of roadways
‘Zombies ahead!’ A study of how hacked digital road signs destabilize the physical space of roadways
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“前方有僵尸！”一项关于被黑客入侵的数字路标如何破坏道路物理空间稳定的研究
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2014
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J. Olofsson
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J. Olofsson
本文探讨了被黑客攻击的可变信息标志（cms）破坏汽车运输空间的物理空间稳定性和危及旅行制度化功能的一些方式。虽然cms让人们注意到驾车者当前位置、前方可能遇到的不便和最终目的地之间的相关性，但被黑客入侵的cms和随后投射的未经批准的信息破坏了这种相关性。因此，汽车运输空间与驾驶者、行人和路人的活动之间看似直接的关系，实际上是由在任何给定时刻显示的特定类型的信息塑造的。关注被黑客入侵的cms的空间效应，以及未经批准的信息的传播如何指向汽车运输空间的社会分层，黑客被理解为对抗道路纪律制度的一种手段。
This article explores some of the ways in which hacked Changeable Message Signs (CMSs) destabilize the physical space of motor transport spaces and jeopardize the institutionalized function of travel. While CMSs draw attention to the correlation between motorists’ current positions, possible inconveniences ahead and their final destination, hacked CMSs and the subsequent projection of unsanctioned messages destabilize this correlation. Hence, the seemingly straightforward relationship between motor transport spaces and the activities of motorists, pedestrians and passers-by is in fact fashioned by the particular kind of message that is displayed at any given moment. Focusing on the spatial effects of hacked CMSs and how the dissemination of unsanctioned information points to the social stratifications of motor transport spaces, hacking is understood as a means of combating the disciplinary regimes of roadways.