Researchers showed how to exploit app flaw and steal a Tesla Model S
In September, Chinese researchers from Keen Security Lab showed how a Tesla Model S could be remotely hacked while it was being driven. The hack demonstrated by Promon, a Norwegian security company, provided “additional functionality” for cyber thugs to control the vehicle, including enabling “keyless driving functionality” which could allow a crook to drive away with a Tesla without have a key fob present.
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