Car hackers to release secrets

“This particular attack was not performed remotely over the air, but as a highly aggressive direct physical manipulation of one vehicle over an elongated period of time, which would not be a risk to customers and any mass level,” Daitch said.
Daitch, you have no clue. This is enough for a hacker to know, he just needs to plant his own remote device on the car beforehand, like a bomber would, except it needs to be connected, but when the vehicle is moving, you don't need to be inside and can play with it remotely.
 
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