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Hopefully people selling armored cars and armored trucks have good pen testers on their teams.

After all, those in cars are already heavily armored up with more than 50 years of safety equipment.

It's a whole different beast when it involves cops for hire in armored golf carts, driving around with guns.

Helicopters, even a similarly over-armored model like the Russian Hind, don't have that kind of durability.

We do not all drive around in armored cars in case someone decides to shoot at us from an overpass.

They basically will ship photos anywhere (mounted, whatever), well armored, and prices were pretty decent.

Furthermore, the right to bear arms quite obviously covers conventional explosives, armored vehicles, and missiles.

Both will rock you side to side like an armored car at a G7 protest.

These have been around a long tme, especially for armored cars (I saw them on an Audi W12).

All the energy spent to build banks, armored trucks, secured networks, etc.

The camps held them down as effectively as several armored divisions.

Surplus equipment - armored vehicles, assault rifles, body armor, etc - is given away to police forces, leftovers from our overseas wars.

I don't know how armored their CAN bus(es) are, but I'm sure the "Attacking ECUs and other embedded systems" is giving some safety engineers white hair.

He left the service as one of the _most highly decorated_ members of the 2nd Armored Calvary." Now I get this tingly suspicious feeling in my special place.