How to Hack Self-Driving Cars: Vulnerabilities in Autonomous Vehicles

Written by jtruong | Published 2021/07/13
Tech Story Tags: cyber-security-threats | hacking-self-driving-cars | blogging-fellowship | self-driving-cars | problems-self-driving-cars | ai-and-cybersecurity | tesla | self-driving-cars-ai

TLDR Self-driving cars (or autonomous vehicles) are becoming more and more popular. There are concerns over cybersecurity risks such as whether it is possible for cybercriminals to “remotely hijack an autonomous car’s electronics with the intent to cause a crash” These cars use ‘artificial intelligence systems’ to make decisions that in conventional cars are taken by humans’ These AI systems are what make self driving cars vulnerable to cyberattacks. Back in 2019 the new model, Tesla Model 3, was hacked within a few minutes.via the TL;DR App
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