Cops Are Extracting Data From 10,000 Different Car Models’ Infotainment Systems | Forbes
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- As cybersecurity researchers detail a flaw that allowed them to unlock and start Honda and Nissan cars from anywhere in the world, border and immigration agencies are buying up tech to exploit weaknesses in vehicle security.
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Need to pressure Congress to have justice dept dismantle any servers accessing/storing this information
(sigh) Of COURSE it was Sirius XM. I was so disgusted by their pushy advertising, it strikes me as only natural they'd spew your data everywhere. SCREW Sirius.
What happens when you turn cars/automobiles into computers on wheels 🤔 #JakeHunter88
I'm surprised people didn't realize this is possible considering the NSA was exposed for doing the same to phones.
Thanks
Criminals are not worried law enforcement doesn’t have the money and criminals are using old vehicles to move around.
Cars with computers and remote features, have been around for a few decades.
Computers for the power system and body, yes. But not for remote features.
So ICE or EV is not safe? This is why we need to bring back classic American muscle car design with an EV twist..
You are in luck,. Any Tesla will blow the doors off of any muscle car.
@@frequentlycynical642 Dodge Challenger EV vs. Tesla race coming soon I'm sure
Wow
There are NOT 10,000 car models in the entire world even if you include Russia and China.