Ransomware for cars? FBI warns of malicious product recall alerts
The next malicious attachment in your inbox might not be targeting your computer but your car via a rigged recall notice, the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) has warned.
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Hackers figure out how to seize control of a car from anywhere
A pair of well-known hackers have proven that they can take over a car's vital functions--including brakes and acceleration -- from anywhere with an Internet connection.
Jared Newman | 22 Jul | Read more
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Move and I'll scream: Motion alarms freak out intruders in 2015 Cadillac Escalade
WHIR-HONK, WHIR-HONK, WHIR-HONK...that's the sound of a 2015 Cadillac Escalade going ballistic. It doesn't matter if you're a real thief or a three-foot stuffed bear--the Escalade's new motion-sensing technology can stop someone from stealing your stuff (or the SUV itself)--or at least deafen them in the process.
John Brandon | 13 Aug | Read more
