Car Hacking Risks
The cluster focuses on security vulnerabilities in modern cars, especially connected and self-driving vehicles, with concerns about remote hacking, CAN bus access, and potential safety threats like brake failure or crashes.
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Makes you wonder if you can trust their "self-driving cars" not to be remotely hacked, doesn't it?
Networks of hackable cars is a bad idea.
It might be an enormous security issue. Since everything is computer-controlled in a car these days, security is extremely important. Imagine somebody messing with the system, having access to the internal bus and disabling the (electric) brakes.
Depends on if you give untrusted users access to a shell on your car's infotainment system.
Not before tesla disables the car.:) from what I read, any kind of hacking can get your vehicle disabled.
I have very bad news for you about modern cars that don’t drive themselves under regular circumstances.https://www.wired.com/2015/07/hackers-remotely-kill-jeep-hig...
Cars can already be hacked [1][1] http://www.ted.com/talks/avi_rubin_all_your_devices_can_be_h...
The risk is a bad actor could hack into this network and control the cars
Why would it be legal to drive a car where the manufacturer can remotely tamper with safety equipment while in motion
I think this has some worrying implications, For example, could someone hack into your car and make it crash while making it look like an innocent accident?