After Tesla: why cybersecurity is central to the car industry's future
The Tesla hack is the latest sign of trouble, says Adrian Davis of (ISC)2
By Adrian Davis | 27 Sep | Read more
The Tesla hack is the latest sign of trouble, says Adrian Davis of (ISC)2
By Adrian Davis | 27 Sep | Read more
Researchers from Chinese technology company Tencent found a series of vulnerabilities that, when combined, allowed them to remotely take over a Tesla Model S car.
Lucian Constantin | 21 Sep | Read more
As cars become more computerized, the vehicles are facing a greater risk of being hacked. That’s why Volkswagen is founding a new cyber security company devoted to protecting next generation cars.
Michael Kan | 15 Sep | Read more
Tesla has issued a security update to its Model S car after security researchers discovered six flaws that allowed them to control its entertainment software and hijack the vehicle.
Fred O'Connor | 07 Aug | Read more
A security researcher has posted a video on YouTube demonstrating how a device he made can intercept wireless communications to locate, unlock and remotely start GM vehicles that use the OnStar RemoteLink mobile app.
Lucas Mearian | 31 Jul | Read more
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IDG News Service staff | 27 Jul | Read more
Chrysler has launched a recall of 1.4 million recent model cars that were vulnerable to being remotely accessed and controlled by hackers.
Martyn Williams | 25 Jul | Read more
Techworld asks security and car tech experts how hackers take control of a car remotely and whether carmakers have it covered.
Margi Murphy | 25 Jul | Read more
The Chinese military strategist Sun Tzu once wrote, "What is of supreme importance in war is to attack the enemy's strategy."
Lucas Mearian | 25 Jul | Read more
Russian security vendor Kaspersky is eyeing up UK and European car manufacturers as it looks to establish itself as the go-to company when it comes to securing car factories and connected cars.
Carmaker's infotainment system for its Sonata models will be enabled for Android smartphone users to plug and play.
TechWorld staff | 29 May | Read more
Connected cars can communicate personal data about drivers, including their entertainment preferences, their location and even if their nearest road needs gritting due to ice - and the security of this information is of utmost importance.
Margi Murphy | 04 Mar | Read more
BMW has re-configured its connected cars after hackers were able to unlock car doors using their smartphones in "minutes".
Margi Murphy | 03 Feb | Read more
A security vulnerability in BMW's Connected Drive system allowed researchers to imitate BMW servers and send remote unlocking instructions to vehicles.
Martyn Williams | 31 Jan | Read more
Insurers' refusal to cover keyless cars is an omen for carmakers who are not prioritising security in their increasingly connected cars, Kaspersky Lab says.
Margi Murphy | 30 Oct | Read more