Hacked while driving

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Recorded on July 7, 2017. Modern cars carry multiple technology systems vulnerable to cyberattack. Argus, a Tel-Aviv based automotive cybersecurity company, demonstrated for us some scenarios that could happen during an attack.

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Hacked while driving
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