#connected-cars

#connected-cars

Subaru's web portal vulnerabilities exposed serious security risks in connected car technology.

Industry-wide issues persist in connected car security affecting multiple carmakers.

A significant flaw in Kia's dealer system allowed remote access, raising alarm about cybersecurity in connected vehicles.

Prompt patching of the vulnerability highlights the necessity for constant vigilance in automotive security.

Subaru's Starlink system had a critical security vulnerability allowing unauthorized access to vehicle location data and control features.

CARIAD experienced a data breach that exposed precise geolocation data of 800,000 electric vehicles due to IT misconfiguration.

Over 800,000 Volkswagen Group EVs had unencrypted location data exposed due to a misconfiguration in cloud settings.

Tesla integrates with DIMO, allowing vehicle data management and rewards for owners, pioneering direct app integrations for automakers.

The collaboration between Hyundai, Kia, and Baidu aims to develop technologies for connected cars, highlighting the increasing importance of autonomy and AI in the automotive industry.

Car owners facing insurance issues due to GM's data sharing practice

Potential industry impact if more drivers pursue legal action

General Motors stopped sharing driver data with LexisNexis and Verisk after backlash.

Connected cars are posing a growing privacy risk.