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In what could put Tesla drivers at high security risk, a security researcher took remote control of at least 25 Tesla cars in 13 countries without the owners knowledge.

Tesla finds itself in hot water at the start of the year after a 19-year-old hacker made a bombshell revelation regarding the company's famed electric cars.

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It looks like yet another technical crisis may be heading for Tesla if these tweets from a young hacker in ...

WASHINGTON (dpa-AFX) - A teenage security researcher claimed that he can control various functions in 25 Teslas across 13 countries. However, the researcher has also confirmed that this was not

It's the fault of the owners, not Tesla, that this hacker managed to gain control.

A 19-year-old German IT student and hacker said in a series of tweets this week that he had managed to gain remote control over more than 25 Teslas in 13 different countries without the knowledge of their owners

A 19 year old claims he has hacked into the systems of up to 25 Tesla vehicles, giving him access to many of the cars' functions

Luckily, this time it was a benevolent hacker who came across the vulnerability that allowed it and now Tesla knows about and should be working on a fix.

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero