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09/24/2018 / By Edsel Cook

What’s the best way to protect cars from theft? Wrap key fob signals in aluminum foil

Even as cyber thieves come up with high-tech ways to steal your car, old-fashioned materials can stop them from succeeding. Security experts recommend wrapping your car fob in aluminum foil to prevent hackers from copying its wireless signal, an article in the Detroit Free Press reports. Cybersecurity expert Holly Hubert recommends that people should buy a […]

02/10/2018 / By David Williams

Self-driving cars could easily turn into self-crashing cars that deliberately target and kill humans, expert warns

There has been a lot of hype surrounding self-driving cars and their potential to change the way humans use roads for a very long time. However, with all of the hope that they can change things for the better, there are also some reasons to fear for your safety while you’re in them. This is […]

04/02/2017 / By Robert Jonathan

Farmers are now forced to hack into their own tractors to bypass draconian manufacturer controls

American farmers reluctantly find themselves resorting to the black market because of a legally binding licensing agreement imposed by John Deere and other similarly situated manufacturers. Given this restriction, which John Deere apparently crafted to circumvent an agricultural vehicle exemption in the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, many heartland farmers believe that they have no alternative but to download jailbreaked […]

05/20/2016 / By usafeaturesmedia

The next cyberattack? It could be directed at your CAR

(Cyberwar.news) The Government Accountability Office has just released a rather sobering report that should concern all drivers of new- and late-model automobiles: As more of them become part of the “Internet of things,” they are more at risk of being hijacked by hackers while in operation. As reported by The Washington Post, the GAO study, […]

10/07/2015 / By Chris Draper

150 million vehicles will be vulnerable to hacking by 2020

People are jumping on board the connected car bandwagon. Approximately 150 million connected cars are expected to be on road by 2020. Although connected cars enable drivers to access the internet with ease, they enable hackers to take control of vehicles as well.(1) Earlier this year, hackers were able to take control of a Jeep […]

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