Presentations show the auto industry needs to shore up cars’ security

Researchers hacked into a Jeep Cherokee and showed that they can take control of the steering wheel and brakes. This year’s Black Hat conference also offered a “Car Hacking–Hands on” training with Robert Leale, founder of CanBusHack. The auto industry has been under fire, motivating manufacturers to focus more on security. Car hacking has been a notable event at major conferences such as Black Hat and DEF CON 24’s Car Hacking Village. In its endeavors to build stronger security, the industry at large has invested extensive resources.”]

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