
It's often said that "character is who you are when no one is watching." Drivers in the Netherlands have been given the opportunity to put that theory to the test, at least when it comes to obeying local traffic laws, because a bunch of speed cameras that were reportedly taken down by Russian and Chinese hackers in July remain offline.
TechSpot reported that "dozens of speed cameras"—including "standard fixed and average speed cameras, as well as mobile flex speed cameras that are deployed in different locations for set periods"—were "purposely ... taken offline" on July 17. No biggie! Surely the relevant authorities can just bring them back online, right?