Posted on Jul 7, 2016

Flaw Allows Attackers to Remotely Tamper with BMW's In-Car Infotainment System

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There's nothing worse than someone changing the radio station when you're driving. First rule of car etiquette - the driver chooses the tunes/station.

Flaw Allows Attackers to Remotely Tamper with BMW's In-Car Infotainment System

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Unfortunately, this will become a bigger issue as you integrate components within a vehicle. Cyber security standards need to be one of the first thing that needs to be implement as we migrate to self-driving / autonomous vehicles

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Flaw Allows Attackers to Remotely Tamper with BMW's In-Car Infotainment System

Flaw Allows Attackers to Remotely Tamper with BMW's In-Car Infotainment System

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