From the screenshot the torrent name is nissan-na-gitdump-EXCONFIDENTIAL.<p>Searching for that lead me to these. I haven't confirmed if they're legit:<p><a href="https://git.rip/exconfidential/nna" rel="nofollow">https://git.rip/exconfidential/nna</a><p>Torrent: magnet:?xt=urn:btih:36cc1d89f8d5155bb08d05d0ed67a0e861f7b536&dn=nissan-na-gitdump-EXCONFIDENTIAL<p>Torrent tracker: <a href="https://newtrackon.com/api/stable?include_ipv6_only_trackers=0" rel="nofollow">https://newtrackon.com/api/stable?include_ipv6_only_trackers...</a>
It’s absolutely inexcusable that in 2021 we still have apps that come with default credentials like admin/admin. You can yell at users all you want, but history has shown that is not good enough. The blame here at least partially falls on bitbucket for making it so easy to set things up in an insecure way.<p>To all developers reading this: it is YOUR responsibility to do everything you can to prevent your users from shooting themselves in the foot like this.
Maybe people will be able to understand why their "Connect" apps are so horrible?<p>On my Leaf I can theoretically send a route to the car. And theoretically check things like state of charge. These might work. Or might not. Random API RNG seems to dictate that.
Since Nissan and Renault are now one company, we could be seeing Renault code getting leaked soon too since they're 100% sharing code internally even if both Nissan and Renault both have projects to do the exact same thing with completely different suppliers.
Possibly can be best thing for them as they don’t bother to make EV that lasts (failing to heat/cool batteries, but great cars otherwise). Someone might hack something good now lol.
Lol I'm more amazed that they have 1 repo, for pretty much everything, than I am that they forgot to change the default passwords. It's a nightmare.
Unrelated meta-side-rant: this leak exhibits one of the two types of naming conventions for internal tools that I really dislike:<p>- Unrelated historical/comic book/movie references, e.g. "Project Morpheus" or "X-37" or "Calligua", "Wolverine Project" etc etc. Meaningless.<p>- Things like this Nissan leak where everything is an acronym that is meaningless on its own. TTBA. SSKLR. URA. PIIY. What the hell?<p>Both are awful. Please please please if you are responsible for naming something at your work, please choose something descriptive.<p>E.g. instead of picking something "clever" or "cool" like "Boudicca Project" or "Skylark" or some useless acronym like "CTITT" please call your mundane CRM system something meaningful like "Customer Management Tools" or something understandable without knowing the backstory (e.g. "we called it Team Sofa because it replaced and old CouchDB instance, and everyone used to hangout on our sofa in our office when we did meetings - duh") and easily searchable.<p>Future users and engineers trying to figure things out will thank you.