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Remember the Tesla Model S hacking contest? Well, it didn’t take long before someone managed to hack into the electric sedan. As a matter of fact, the day the contest started Internet security company Qihoo 360 Technology Co said it found ways to remotely control the Model S’ locks, horn, headlights and sunroof while the car is in motion. Read more »
- Hackers Explain How They Broke Into Tesla's Model S
Meet the hackers who helped Tesla Motors discover and fix security vulnerabilities of its Model S electric sedan. Marc Rogers, Principle Security Researcher for CloudFlare, and Kevin Mahaffey, CTO of Lookout Inc, have hacked into the Model S after two...
- Tesla Model S As Easy To Crack As An E-mail Account, Research Reveals
Traditional hacking techniques can be used by criminals to remotely locate and unlock Tesla Model S electric vehicles simply by cracking a six-character password, claims a new report. Read more »...
- U Design: Tesla Model C Concept Study For A Compact Electric Hatch By Dejan Hristov
While Tesla Motors started its career and gained worldwide attention through its 2008 electric-powered Roadster that was built around the Lotus Elise and which has since been retired, the Silicon Valley-based carmaker has much bigger plans in store for...
- 2011 Vw Jetta Recalled In The States Over Wiring Glitch
Volkswagen has announced a voluntary recall for its 2011 model year Jetta sedan in the USA due to a defect in the wiring system controlling the anti-theft alarm system and horn. The German company said that in some instances an electric short in the...
- Tesla Model S Electric Sport Sedan: High-res Gallery And Official Details
The wraps finally came off Tesla's all-new, plug-in electric sports sedan, the Model S, on Thursday in Los Angeles. Concisely, the Model S can seat up to seven passengers (we'll explain this below), sprint from zero to 60mph or 96km/h in just...
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Chinese Company Remotely Hacks Locks, Horn, Headlights and Sunroof on Moving Tesla Model S
Remember the Tesla Model S hacking contest? Well, it didn’t take long before someone managed to hack into the electric sedan. As a matter of fact, the day the contest started Internet security company Qihoo 360 Technology Co said it found ways to remotely control the Model S’ locks, horn, headlights and sunroof while the car is in motion. Read more »
- Hackers Explain How They Broke Into Tesla's Model S
Meet the hackers who helped Tesla Motors discover and fix security vulnerabilities of its Model S electric sedan. Marc Rogers, Principle Security Researcher for CloudFlare, and Kevin Mahaffey, CTO of Lookout Inc, have hacked into the Model S after two...
- Tesla Model S As Easy To Crack As An E-mail Account, Research Reveals
Traditional hacking techniques can be used by criminals to remotely locate and unlock Tesla Model S electric vehicles simply by cracking a six-character password, claims a new report. Read more »...
- U Design: Tesla Model C Concept Study For A Compact Electric Hatch By Dejan Hristov
While Tesla Motors started its career and gained worldwide attention through its 2008 electric-powered Roadster that was built around the Lotus Elise and which has since been retired, the Silicon Valley-based carmaker has much bigger plans in store for...
- 2011 Vw Jetta Recalled In The States Over Wiring Glitch
Volkswagen has announced a voluntary recall for its 2011 model year Jetta sedan in the USA due to a defect in the wiring system controlling the anti-theft alarm system and horn. The German company said that in some instances an electric short in the...
- Tesla Model S Electric Sport Sedan: High-res Gallery And Official Details
The wraps finally came off Tesla's all-new, plug-in electric sports sedan, the Model S, on Thursday in Los Angeles. Concisely, the Model S can seat up to seven passengers (we'll explain this below), sprint from zero to 60mph or 96km/h in just...