Hacking Cars

Hacking Cars

Using an undisclosed hack, Kevin Finisterre was able to monitor a police car's video feed in real time. Credit: Sergei Chumakov / ShutterStock.com

Alex Wright

November 1, 2011

Researchers have discovered important security flaws in modern automobile systems. Will car thieves learn to pick locks with their laptops?

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