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This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. GM launched its “bug bounty” program in January and Tesla solved a hack last year with a simple over-the-air update.

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Virtually every cyber-security expert we’ve spoken with says rewarding the discovery of software vulnerabilities is the number one defense against malicious hacking. No, not because they are electric or reduce emissions, but because Tesla and GM reward “white hat” hackers showing them their products’ vulnerabilities.

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How to stop being such an easy target for car thievesĤ.

Motor Mouth: Ransomware is the future of car theft.

If they can’t drive it away, they’re going to look for easier prey. People crafty enough to construct some form of electronic hack to get into your car are probably smart enough to move onto a Benz more vulnerable if they spot a steering wheel locking system, especially if it’s the tried-and-trusted “The Club Original 1000” or the even more robust FJM High Security Steering Wheel Lock. Use a good old-fashioned steering wheel lock. Holding a remote key fob against your head can indeed extend its range.ģ. Without further ado, then, here are 10 strategies to minimize your vulnerability to computerized theft and subterfuge: What’s ironic is that the best way to thwart these high-tech exploits involves some decidedly old school guardians as well as some that sound just plain cockamamie. Indeed, it is our very insistence on being permanently connected that makes our cars such a rich “attack surface” environment. – that make our cars so vulnerable to attack. And it isn’t just such high-tech communication systems – Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, etc. The modern car has as many as 100 microcomputers, many of them connected to the outside world by some means of electronic communication. Article contentĪutomotive hacking may be in its infancy, but it most assuredly will be a growth industry, especially as more cars take on semi-autonomous – and, soon enough, fully autonomous – driving ability.

4, 2015, said its other infotainment systems don't have the same security flaw. Harman International, the company that makes car radios that friendly hackers exploited to take control of a Jeep Cherokee on Tuesday, Aug.

Join the conversation This product image provided by Fiat Chrysler Automobiles shows the Uconnect 8.4 inch infotainment system on a 2014 Jeep Cherokee Limited.