Hole-Riddled Car Security: Protecting Life and Property
Published2023.02.22 16:47With recurring hacking incidents and system failures occurring domestically, cases have emerged overseas where vehicles are being hacked with a single small device, and vehicle hacking has become a trend among teenagers as a form of entertainment. This suggests that urgent technology development is needed for vehicle network security and hacking prevention.
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