Researchers in China demonstrated how they could remotely turn on windshield wipers, open the trunk and apply the brakes in brand-new Model S sedans. An over-the-air software update was delivered 10 days after the researchers notified Tesla. The car maker maintained that the risk to customers was very low. The automotive industry has been under increasing pressure to ensure its software is free of vulnerabilities that could jeopardize safety. Cybersecurity experts have warned for years that the increasing complexity of vehicle computers poses vast new risks.”]
Source: https://www.databreachtoday.com/tesla-patches-cars-against-wi-fi-braking-attack-a-9409