BMW patches internet of things security flaw to stop hackers opening car doors
BMW has patched a jarring flaw allowing hackers to exploit internet of things-enabled doors to gain access to over 2.2m of the firm’s latest cars.
The German car manufacturer has released an update to its ConnectedDrive car connectivity system to protect it from hacking and malware which could have effectively opened car doors to attackers.
The flaw was first discovered by the German Automobile Association (ADAC) which kept it under wraps until BMW corrected it six months later.
BMW released a statement saying: “BMW Group is increasing the security of data transmission in its vehicles. This is the company’s response to reports from Read full story ›
Source: The Drum
