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Americans were warned the government could remotely kill their cars… the reality is more complicated: “Your car isn’t yours anymore”
The viral claim that the government is about to install a direct remote “kill switch” in every car overstates what the law ...
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Your car is doxxing you, fake iPhone duo scams, and a $351M crypto heist: This week's security scandals
If you thought your smart car was private or your AI assistant was safe, think again. Here's your weekly breakdown of infosec chaos.
A Security Agency Just Issued a Strange Warning: Don’t Have Confidential Conversations Near Your Car
Modern connected cars carry microphones, cameras, and GPS that can expose your conversations, warns Dutch intelligence agency ...
Why is the motoring media still talking about EVs and petrol cars as if they're members of rival gangs? EV owners on one side ...
Electric vehicles, windshield cracks, Durango remote start, video mechanic estimates and catalytic converter swaps ...
BYD will issue a remote security update for its Shark 6 ute following a cybersecurity report by the ABC’s Four Corners program.
If you've ever wanted to explore an abandoned building or silently patrol a neighborhood without leaving your desk, you might ...
Losing a car key can be an expensive experience, as a Bryanston motorist discovered after being quoted R6,750 to replace the ...
Gaining access to a vehicle could present direct physical safety risks if hackers compromise things such as steering or ...
Overview In-car gaming allows people to play games inside a vehicle using built-in screens, smartphones, controllers, and internet services. The feature is main ...
Five Cool Things is on the road this week, as we preview a quintet of new bikes, components and curiosities that we’ll be ...
We held the "Atlacle Tech Meetup," a small-scale gathering for those interested in Israeli technology and startups. The theme ...
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