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2018-10-23 07:42:00 | (Déjà vu) High-tech thieves used a relay attack to steal a Tesla Model S (lien direct) | Tesla owners, if you haven't enabled the PIN to Drive security feature to safeguard your very expensive ride, then hopefully watching the security footage of thieves quickly stealing a Tesla Model S will serve to make it a priority.Antony Kennedy, the owner of the Model S, caught surveillance footage of his fine ride being heisted. One of the crooks appears to use a tablet to capture the signal from the key fob located in the Essex, England, house. The second thief with a mobile phone in hand waits next to the car door. The relay attack took under 50 seconds until they had successfully tricked the car into responding as if the owner was standing there with the key fob. | Tesla | ||
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2018-10-23 07:42:00 | (Déjà vu) Surveillance video shows high-tech thieves using relay attack to steal Tesla Model S (lien direct) | Tesla owners, if you haven't enabled the “PIN to Drive” security feature to safeguard your very expensive ride, then hopefully watching the security footage of thieves quickly stealing a Tesla Model S will serve to make it a priority.Antony Kennedy, the owner of the Model S, caught surveillance footage of his fine ride being heisted. One of the crooks appears to use a tablet to capture the signal from the key fob located in the Essex, England, house. The second thief with a mobile phone in hand waits next to the car door. The relay attack took under 50 seconds until they had successfully tricked the car into responding as if the owner was standing there with the key fob. | Tesla | ||
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2018-09-12 07:31:00 | Hackers clone Tesla Model S key fob in 2 seconds to steal car (lien direct) | Feeling reckless and looking for something new to do with your Raspberry Pi? Using a Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+, Proxmark3, Yard Stick One, and a USB battery pack, Belgium researchers needed less than two seconds to clone the key fob of a Tesla Model S. The reckless part comes into play if you were to actually steal the Tesla, but if you turn to a life of crime then the researchers believe McLaren, Karma and Triumph are vulnerable to the attack as well since, like Tesla, the keyless entry solutions for those vehicles are designed by Pektron. In case it's not clear that stealing a Model S was a joke, then don't try it cause Tesla would be able to track down the vehicle even if you disabled GPS. | Tesla | ||
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2016-09-27 04:24:00 | After Tesla: why cybersecurity is central to the car industry\'s future (lien direct) | The news that a Tesla car was hacked from 12 miles away tells us that the explosive growth in automotive connectivity may be rapidly outpacing automotive security.This story is illustrative of two persistent problems afflicting many connected industries: the continuing proliferation of vulnerabilities in new software, and the misguided view that cybersecurity is separate from concept, design, engineering and production.This leads to a 'fire brigade approach' to cybersecurity where security is not baked in at the design stage for either hardware or software but added in after vulnerabilities are discovered by cybersecurity specialists once the product is already on the market.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here | Guideline | Tesla |
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