Still from a Keen Security Labs video demonstrating researchers remotely applying the brakes to a Tesla Model S. (Image courtesy of Keen Security Labs.)
At the Black Hat security conference in August 2017, Keen Security Labs presented details of how it had remotely hacked a Tesla Model S. By exploiting a string of vulnerabilities, it ultimately gained access to the Model S’s Electronic Control Unit, allowing the group to control the vehicle remotely while it was in operation.
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Source URL: Lessons from the Tesla Hack: Automotive IoT Security
Source Website: IoT – Engineering.com
