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Monday, 11 August 2014
Hacking Duo Explores Scary Potential for Wireless Car Hacking, Names ?Most and Least Hackable Cars?
In August 2009, a speeding Lexus with a stuck gas pedal crashed in San Diego, killing all four people aboard and spurring the ill-conceived theory that Toyota?s electronic controls were bugged. They weren?t. But as cars become rolling, autonomous supercomputers, what’s to stop an enterprising hacker from taking control of some functions . . . […]
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