Another scary cybercrime news item from Dr. Stan Stahl (stan@citadel-information.com ), who reports these events to give us reason to be cautious, especially if you drive a late model car. He says:
Theft via text: Cars vulnerable to hack attacks: Texting and driving don't go well together - though not in the way you might think. Computer hackers can force some cars to unlock their doors and start their engines without a key by sending specially crafted messages to a car's anti-theft system. They can also snoop at where you've been by tapping the car's GPS system. Source: VolunteerTV, August 19, 2011
Theft via text: Cars vulnerable to hack attacks: Texting and driving don't go well together - though not in the way you might think. Computer hackers can force some cars to unlock their doors and start their engines without a key by sending specially crafted messages to a car's anti-theft system. They can also snoop at where you've been by tapping the car's GPS system. Source: VolunteerTV, August 19, 2011
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With the advance technology we have, crime has been easy to formulate. Hacking is a common form of crime.
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