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05/17/2018 / By Ethan Huff

Why do Tesla electric cars keep bursting into flames and colliding with other vehicles?

Are they the present embodiment of the “vehicle of the future,” or are they flawed death traps that could kill you or others at any moment as they traverse roads and highways? Many people are asking themselves this disturbing and dichotomous question after three Tesla cars reportedly crashed or exploded – or both in a […]

01/23/2018 / By Frances Bloomfield

Your car is a double agent: Internet connectivity allows it to monitor and report your location and driving habits

If you’re one of the tens of millions of drivers whose car is connected to the Internet, beware: Your car could be spying on you. This foreboding warning comes from various auto and privacy experts who’ve noticed disturbing trends among the majority of modern automobiles. According to the DailyMail.co.uk, there are a plethora of ways […]

08/19/2017 / By Rhonda Johansson

AI vehicles easily confused by simple stickers placed on road signs

Scientists say that we’re still a few tweaks and tricks away from a completely driverless future. Current technology is, even now, showing flaws; difficulties that could potentially place passengers in life-threatening situations. Researchers from the University of Washington observed that even basic changes to road signs can confound robots. Simple hacks such as placing stickers […]

07/31/2017 / By JD Heyes

Why you can no longer put off prepping for hacks and takedowns of ALL U.S. infrastructure

Unbeknownst to most Americans, there is a conference that takes place in Las Vegas every single year that draws the most competent, capable hackers in the world. For four days they meet to discuss and demonstrate the latest techniques they’ve discovered (and likely used) to essentially disrupt as much of modern society as possible. In […]

03/22/2016 / By usafeaturesmedia

FBI, NTSB warn that our vehicles are increasingly vulnerable to hacking

(Cyberwar.news) The FBI and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration are warning drivers and automakers that vehicles are “increasingly vulnerable” to hacking, as more models are being offered that are capable of accessing the Internet. In a joint statement, the federal agencies said that cyber criminals are likely to use vehicle software updates by sending […]

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