Tesla hack signals the importance of smart car cybersecurity
David Colombo, a 19-year-old, made headlines last week after announcing that he was to hack into a number of Tesla cars around the world.
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David Colombo, a 19-year-old, made headlines last week after announcing that he was to hack into a number of Tesla cars around the world.
The great Tesla hack that can allegedly start vehicles and spy on owners now face questioning from a fact-checker online.
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A 19-year-old security researcher in Germany claims he was able to remotely hack into more than 25 Tesla vehicles in ...
In a series on Twitter on Tuesday, David Colombo claimed that he had been able to remotely access the vehicles and disable Sentry Mode-a feature that allows Tesla owners to monitor suspicious activities-unlock doors and windows, and start the cars without keys.