It's not as though the auto industry right now doesn't know that these vehicles can be hacked. It's all there, and I think the warnings are there.
Ed Markey: “It's not as though the auto industry right now doesn't know that these vehicles can be hacked. It's all there, and I…”
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Markey points out the auto industry's awareness of vehicle hacking risks.
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