A report released this weekend by Senator Markey raises serious questions about whether connected cars are being designed to ensure that their systems are protected from malicious hackers seeking to take physical control over the vehicles.
Ed Markey: “A report released this weekend by Senator Markey raises serious questions about whether connected cars are being…”
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Markey's report questions the security of connected cars against hacking.
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