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Tesla Model 3 a Prize in Pwn2Own’s First Automobile Hacking Contest
Prizes for hacking a Tesla Model 3 range from $35,000 to $300,000, depending on a variety of factors including the exploit used.
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It's That Serious. FBI Warns Car-Owners About Hacking.
The FBI and US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) issued a bulletin Thursday warning that motor vehicles are "increasingly vulnerable" to hacking.
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Tesla Courts Hackers to Defend High-Tech Cars
Hackers swarmed a Tesla sedan in a 'hacking village' at the infamous Def Con conference on Saturday as the high-tech electric car maker recruited talent to protect against cyber attacks.
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Car Hacking Risk May Be Broader Than Fiat Chrysler, Says US Regulator
"The supplier didn't just supply radios to Chrysler but to a lot of other manufacturers."
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Automobile Manufacturers Fail to Fully Protect Against Hacking: Report
Nearly all new cars on the market today include at least some wireless entry points.
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Smart Cars Vulnerable to Hacker Attacks
The US government is backing a program to reduce security threats, which it will distribute to automakers.
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Hacking Group Wants to Play Nice With Automakers
The non-profit group, known as "I am the Cavalry," is asking attendees at the Def Con conference to sign an open letter to "Automotive CEOs".
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Indian programmer charged with hacking Toyota website
A computer programmer from central Kentucky who once did contract work for Toyota has been charged with hacking into and damaging computers used by the automobile maker.
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Tesla Model 3 a Prize in Pwn2Own’s First Automobile Hacking Contest
Prizes for hacking a Tesla Model 3 range from $35,000 to $300,000, depending on a variety of factors including the exploit used.
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It's That Serious. FBI Warns Car-Owners About Hacking.
The FBI and US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) issued a bulletin Thursday warning that motor vehicles are "increasingly vulnerable" to hacking.
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Tesla Courts Hackers to Defend High-Tech Cars
Hackers swarmed a Tesla sedan in a 'hacking village' at the infamous Def Con conference on Saturday as the high-tech electric car maker recruited talent to protect against cyber attacks.
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Car Hacking Risk May Be Broader Than Fiat Chrysler, Says US Regulator
"The supplier didn't just supply radios to Chrysler but to a lot of other manufacturers."
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Automobile Manufacturers Fail to Fully Protect Against Hacking: Report
Nearly all new cars on the market today include at least some wireless entry points.
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Smart Cars Vulnerable to Hacker Attacks
The US government is backing a program to reduce security threats, which it will distribute to automakers.
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Hacking Group Wants to Play Nice With Automakers
The non-profit group, known as "I am the Cavalry," is asking attendees at the Def Con conference to sign an open letter to "Automotive CEOs".
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Indian programmer charged with hacking Toyota website
A computer programmer from central Kentucky who once did contract work for Toyota has been charged with hacking into and damaging computers used by the automobile maker.
