A vulnerability in Hyundai’s Blue Link app software could allow cyberattackers to gain control of a vehicle. The vulnerability was discovered by security researchers at Rapid7. No known compromises have occurred because of the flaw, Hyundai Motor America and Rapid7 said. The car maker is the latest car maker to be hit with a vulnerability in its connected car software. In 2015, Fiat Chrysler recalled 1.4 million vehicles that had its UConnect Infotainment systems, after it was discovered attackers could remotely take control of steering and braking.”]