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Hackers discover that vulnerabilities are rife in the auto industry
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arstechnica.com
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jacooper
on Jan 12, 2023
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agtorre
on Jan 12, 2023
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It feels like this has become common for any older industries that are moving deeper into tech. Even the companies that are bleeding edge seem to have trouble running software teams.
hulitu
on Jan 13, 2023
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> The telematics company Spireon—which provides services like LoJack—had multiple security holes
So not the cars but the telematics company.
Buffout
on Jan 12, 2023
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Hi there , I'm from country where you could unlock many cars of same model with your car key, yet there was little or no car theft.
jiehong
on Jan 12, 2023
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To me this is just a proxy for the number of bugs the car might have that could show up at some point.
That’s more worrying than car theft.
Buffout
on Jan 12, 2023
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There were no bugs then, there was very little electronics in a car. Not like in Uber.
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