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Just wait for the California law that say you have to have speed data recording and kill switches... its being passed into LAW now.... Hackers are going bankrupt these evil car companies in bed with government.
Major companies like to test the waters an see what they can and can’t get away with. Take this for example. If if a major fuss isn’t made about the tracking then they will take it up a set and another until for you realize it you have to watch a 30 second add to remove your seat belt and that is normal to you. People are idiots so it’s not hard to device them.
The problem isn't how fast things move. Its the idea that, if a car manufacturer does poorly, even if its a known vulnerability, the average consumer won't understand what happened or how it applied to them. Because there is no public response, in general, the manufacturers know they can get away with it
This is really shocking david.. this car manufactureres did not care about upcoming threat and prevention kudos to sam.. hats off for your eye opening vedio
This is scary. I can protect my home network, computers and phone with ad blockers, Pi Hole and other Open Source software. But I cannot protect my car for sending all these info.
Modern cars violate our tech and network policies and will probably trigger the wireless IPS. Been putting quite a bit of focus on outbound connections that weren't initiated by the user (we use LLMs+cams to monitor the users/terminals and identify discrepancies between the physical action and the virtual result)
Thank God for that higher intellectual relationship between ethical hackers and the modern day bad actor. Without the shared mortality compass we seem to have, society would have already collapsed. Companies could spend even a fraction of their marketing budgets on security and it would be so beneficial to everyone.
So Informative video Thank You! I also work in Automative Industry too, the only way to make new car "not connected" is to remove its telematic control unit (maybe along with its central display unit). some newer cars, stay connected and logging everything even when its SIM Card is not activated.
All cars should have a physical switch to disable GPS and GSM/LTE connection and cameras and microphones should not be able to log any data for export. I have disconnected the LTE and GPS antennas in my Tesla so it is not able to export any of the data collected.
@@expl0siveR3x That is correct, but sacrificing people's privacy is not worth it. A system that reconnects the GPS if the alarm goes of could also be implemented.
Twenty four year IT veteran here, last 8 as cybersecurity consultant. Also a qualified mech eng and Bosch fuel injection engineer. Won't own a car newer than around 2010, and only ones that have lower CPU count in their systems. CAN proliferation is not a good thing for reliability. We don't really need a module in each door controlling the window and locks; older designs using bespoke wiring for functions are way more reliable and cheaper to manufacture and maintain. Car manufacturers have IT envy because they want access to the subscription model cash flow model. Simplicity is the cornerstone of robustness and car mnfrs are doing the exact opposite of simplicity in their pursuit of this subscription cash flow model.
I’m a mechanic in the US, our app that we use for work has a VIN decoder built in, just enter the plate number and it spits out VIN and other car info. No inherently dangerous on its own but combined with other attack vectors can become a vital part of doing nefarious things. On the topic of road rage, one thing I think about often is when ham radio operators get novelty plate with their call sign on it. You better be a good and courteous driver because it’s so easy to look up your name, and address of where you live in the FCC database. I will never get that plate 😂
I drive a 2010 Kia. Manual transmission, no remote entry/key fob, no remote start, no gps, no infotainment system. It's just a car that gets me from point A to point B. I am kind of scrared of new cars.
KIA is in danger.... Here is the problem, why does the Gov want all cars connected? what is the business of Gov for every day driver? Car privacy is important. Your librity is important. People are losing their mind thinking Gov can be trusted and can government can get it right. If that was the case we would not have 35 Trillion dollars in debt.
You are not $35T in debt, that's disinformation of those who want to finish your country. Most of that debt is internal (public to private), and taking the rough balance of owed to owing internationally, you can divide it by 3. Also, no healthy economy can function without debt and investments, that's why countries without debt are mostly isolated international outcasts and pirayas. Btw, you can still trust most democratic goverments way more than information on social platforms and internet. Not defending them, just your mindset is broken.
@@dannydetonator Let me guess you do not live in the USA? you can easily google Federal Debt: Total Public Debt - you can see how much you do not know.
@@dannydetonator LOL Trust Democrats. When Obama came to office the national debt went up and up. Big government. is not going to help people. socialist and communist think like you. Communist countries always fail.
I love your videos. If you could do more videos on Cell Site Simulators (Fake 4g towers and capturing voice calls) it would be amazing since there aren't that many available content on the web. Everything related to a sdr would be amazing!
They are always watching us. In the past I noticed a shiny van and two guys with shiny security jackets, helmets & safety boots wandering on my site. I was a construction manager at that time. They had been several days there among all the (sub)contractors, just monitoring the site. Months later, two cuts and missing section were found in one 96 fiber. In the corporate world, each and every move is monitored most certainly.
What would be a good means of identifying this breach at the network/packet level? So that someone could build a tool that based on network traffic notify of possible unauthorized requesr?
Mrs Richards: "I paid for a room with a view !" Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) "That is Torquay, Madam ." Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!" Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window ? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically across the plains?..." Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea!" Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky." Mrs Richards: "I'm not satisfied. But I shall stay. But I expect a reduction." Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment ?"
day by day , watchdogs 2 is closer to reality ,we have that guy that hacked ray ban meta glasses for facial recgnition and doxxing , like in the game , now we have this wow
I was thinking glad I have an RC car only, but then I remembered how easy they could be "hacked" (not the right word) if someone has the same frequency as your remote control. Is there anything safe in his day and age? If I would buy a car, it would be an old one that much is for sure. Or I would build one out of wood myself.
In Australia there are apps for motor registration, where you can get the vin of any car via number plate. Or you can just look at the vin in the windscreen on most cars. It's usually in the bottom corner of the windscreen.
Wifes ford kuga can tell her where its at.. i also reset the sound system as wouldnt recognise my usb and she received an email just after i done it lol. It has SOS button to (no phone needs to be linked to it for it to work) if you have accident. She can unlock it via a the Ford app too. Looks like they all use the mobile phone network and have some agreement in place. Read about an accident near me the other day and they used a traffic program (forget its name) thst collates info about where all cars are located using their GPS logs (not sure from what year after cars this is on but also uses road cameras) to work out what junction it was by. Looks like all newer cars are internet of things devices now 🤦♂️
David, I work at Ford Motor Company in Protorype Design - specifically the Automotive Ethernet Architecture we are creating now for deployment in the Ford F150 in 2027. We refer to the Architecture as FNV4. I would love to begin a TH-cam dialogue chronicalling the next 24 months as we move to deploy this totally new in vehicle architecture. Thoughts? Darrell Rogers.
Hi David. Been following your channel for a number of years now and very interesting thanks! a wee question for you if you dont mind? I've been trying to read an old blaupunkt keycard now for a number of years and have never been able to make any progress!? The card is from an old blaupunkt koln rcm 126...an old vintage car stereo radio. I dont have the radio but I'm just curious to see how it was read/written to? I have read pic's/eproms/i2c's before using various softwares/hardwares but this card has been driving me crazy to know how it works/how to read/write to it if at all possible? Any help would be much appreciated from you or your subscribers! I'm using an old multiprog card reader at present...the old yellow see through one with the multiprog software...the banana software...I havent a clue if this will work or not but I have used both to read from/write to other chips...eproms etc. Thanks for the great content on your channel...very informative!
A Tesla social engineering vulnerability is free WiFi. People put free WiFi at Tesla supercharger locations where the landing page said. Type in your tesla username and password for free WiFi. Then those social hackers had the account to steal your car. Crazy
It always has been, at least from a knowledge=power standpoint. Yes, some are things that some of us have known about for years, BUT they're still unpatched. Or it's informative for new learners/covering a trend or device that's captured mass media attention like the F0. However, none of us emerged from our mothers screaming "Give me root through an unpatched vuln or give me death!" Honestly, sometimes I'll find a nugget of information that my brain unlearned because apparently my storage is a magnetic HD and not a SSD with multiple backups.
I would have loved to hear him go deeper into the iOS Mail client vuln they found that let them see a person’s iCloud Photos. David pleeeease get him back on to talk about that.
White-hat hackers are basically bounty hunters! Therefore, when affected companies don't play ball, the hackers go scaremongering and even make veiled threats about selling vulnerabilities to car jackers! @davidbombal When a problem is exposed, it makes sense to offer preventive solutions rather than just glorifying the skills of the bounty-driven whistleblower! 21:27 And how come all these stolen vehicles disappear despite all the tracking abilities?
Why did I listen to this recent upload! Now, I solely wish to stick with my bicycle and a pair of comfy hiking boots. Sheesh! The tech that is being released out and into the proverbial wild is not ready. Beta testing by placing the clients in harm's way.
Sir Can you please make A video on how to install Kali Linux with oracle virtual box on A Laptop using window 10 as host operating System. Please tell how to connect to Internet with a wired connection in Kali Linux. Plz plz(I am trying to connect to wired connection in Kali Linux but when ever I open Firefox & search Google nothing happened.) I AM using the last brain cell of my brain plz sir give us a way to start working on Kali Linux
set out to do it in order to make things better, or that's a by-product? i'm guessing they truly have done it because they thought of it, thought it achievable and decided to try & do it because they found it interesting and stimulating. when he said thinking about it made him laugh, that's such a good thing.
All this comes down to what I like to call the "Human Element". There will always be a human designing these systems. There will always be a human designing the cars and electronics and software. There will always be a human designing the APIs. I'm sure everyone here has seen it at least once. Some of us are lazy and cut corners. 🤷♂️ It wouldn't surprise me to see AI get hacked by us. We can be amazing, but we can also be totally dumb.
Consider the following. I am a politician that is being investigated for a crime. I pay a hacker to pwn a PI's car or my political rival. I then use this to frame them for crimes. The nsa could do this as could a foreign state actor. #unplugme
A VERY simple solution : Drive an "Oldtimer" ! No fancy Bullshit from nowadays..... the good stuff ! And just forget about "Cyber-Security" when it comes down to your car !
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0:00 - Intro
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03:56 - The Kia hacking app
05:06 - The terrifying possibilities
06:08 - Hacking Kia cameras
07:44 - How the app works
12:18 - The vulnerability of connected cars // Breach of privacy
15:38 - Growing awareness to the issue
17:23 - Converting the license plate to the VIN number
20:04 - Reason for creating the app
21:39 - Simply hacking a Kia car
22:56 - What journalists think
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If we took a shot of whiskey every time this guest said the word "LIKE" throughout the video, we'd be friggin' hammered. lol
@davidbombal
In response, Kia stopped their creepy stalking of all their customers ... oh wait, no they didn't.
Vs jac new emale
DMV should not be selling data. Simple solution
They sell it to the likes of private companies that chase the owners up of fines or parking fees too.
In response, Kia stopped their creepy stalking of all their customers ... oh wait, no they didn't.
Just wait for the California law that say you have to have speed data recording and kill switches... its being passed into LAW now.... Hackers are going bankrupt these evil car companies in bed with government.
@@JPs-q1oprobably increased tracking 😒
Major companies like to test the waters an see what they can and can’t get away with.
Take this for example. If if a major fuss isn’t made about the tracking then they will take it up a set and another until for you realize it you have to watch a 30 second add to remove your seat belt and that is normal to you.
People are idiots so it’s not hard to device them.
The fundamental problem is the selling of the data.
In Denmark, all VIN numbers are public accessable if you know the license plate
That word. I do not think it mean what you think it mean.
No, the *_fundamental_* problem is the *_collection_* of all that data.
The problem isn't how fast things move. Its the idea that, if a car manufacturer does poorly, even if its a known vulnerability, the average consumer won't understand what happened or how it applied to them. Because there is no public response, in general, the manufacturers know they can get away with it
This is really shocking david.. this car manufactureres did not care about upcoming threat and prevention kudos to sam.. hats off for your eye opening vedio
As always decentralized is the only option for such things
Like with messaging
This is scary. I can protect my home network, computers and phone with ad blockers, Pi Hole and other Open Source software. But I cannot protect my car for sending all these info.
Modern cars violate our tech and network policies and will probably trigger the wireless IPS. Been putting quite a bit of focus on outbound connections that weren't initiated by the user (we use LLMs+cams to monitor the users/terminals and identify discrepancies between the physical action and the virtual result)
Three is no defense to hack cars. Best way stay safe is to park safe
Crime just keeps ticking higher. Great, another thing to have to worry about
It's a problem. Great that Sam and his team are Ethical Hackers and disclosed this and got this patched.
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In response, Kia stopped their creepy stalking of all their customers ... oh wait, no they didn't.
When I get a new car, I want to get either a car with minimum or no features. Thank you for the video, David!
😂
Not going to happen. You'll have to buy an older car.
@@gam3kid you can remove the hardware the car has that connects it to the the internet
Thank God for that higher intellectual relationship between ethical hackers and the modern day bad actor. Without the shared mortality compass we seem to have, society would have already collapsed. Companies could spend even a fraction of their marketing budgets on security and it would be so beneficial to everyone.
So Informative video Thank You!
I also work in Automative Industry too, the only way to make new car "not connected" is to remove its telematic control unit (maybe along with its central display unit).
some newer cars, stay connected and logging everything even when its SIM Card is not activated.
One year later from this day I expect to see a video how they build an app to unlock and start а SpaceX shuttle... :D
Great video!
All cars should have a physical switch to disable GPS and GSM/LTE connection and cameras and microphones should not be able to log any data for export.
I have disconnected the LTE and GPS antennas in my Tesla so it is not able to export any of the data collected.
Yes, I agree but criminals would do that
@@expl0siveR3x That is correct, but sacrificing people's privacy is not worth it.
A system that reconnects the GPS if the alarm goes of could also be implemented.
How did you do that? Is there some documentation about it?
Q - does the car charger not have a data line ? Makes sense to me that something like that could be available, as a diagnostic tool?
@@noodler911 I just followed the repair manual and disconnected the antenna. No antenna no signal no connection.
kia is still collecting the data
This is a problem with a lot of car companies. We discussed some of the privacy issues in this video.
Mr david as always ,thanks for every new guest with exciting idea
You're welcome!
Twenty four year IT veteran here, last 8 as cybersecurity consultant. Also a qualified mech eng and Bosch fuel injection engineer. Won't own a car newer than around 2010, and only ones that have lower CPU count in their systems. CAN proliferation is not a good thing for reliability.
We don't really need a module in each door controlling the window and locks; older designs using bespoke wiring for functions are way more reliable and cheaper to manufacture and maintain.
Car manufacturers have IT envy because they want access to the subscription model cash flow model.
Simplicity is the cornerstone of robustness and car mnfrs are doing the exact opposite of simplicity in their pursuit of this subscription cash flow model.
I’m a mechanic in the US, our app that we use for work has a VIN decoder built in, just enter the plate number and it spits out VIN and other car info. No inherently dangerous on its own but combined with other attack vectors can become a vital part of doing nefarious things. On the topic of road rage, one thing I think about often is when ham radio operators get novelty plate with their call sign on it. You better be a good and courteous driver because it’s so easy to look up your name, and address of where you live in the FCC database. I will never get that plate 😂
Finally i found a content creator i can watch all day long
Wow, only yesterday KIA sent me a reminder to setup the access account because it is needed to receive live updates!
I drive a 2010 Kia. Manual transmission, no remote entry/key fob, no remote start, no gps, no infotainment system. It's just a car that gets me from point A to point B. I am kind of scrared of new cars.
KIA is in danger.... Here is the problem, why does the Gov want all cars connected? what is the business of Gov for every day driver? Car privacy is important. Your librity is important. People are losing their mind thinking Gov can be trusted and can government can get it right. If that was the case we would not have 35 Trillion dollars in debt.
You are not $35T in debt, that's disinformation of those who want to finish your country. Most of that debt is internal (public to private), and taking the rough balance of owed to owing internationally, you can divide it by 3. Also, no healthy economy can function without debt and investments, that's why countries without debt are mostly isolated international outcasts and pirayas. Btw, you can still trust most democratic goverments way more than information on social platforms and internet. Not defending them, just your mindset is broken.
@@dannydetonator Let me guess you do not live in the USA? you can easily google Federal Debt: Total Public Debt - you can see how much you do not know.
@@dannydetonator LOL Trust Democrats. When Obama came to office the national debt went up and up. Big government. is not going to help people. socialist and communist think like you. Communist countries always fail.
I love your videos. If you could do more videos on Cell Site Simulators (Fake 4g towers and capturing voice calls) it would be amazing since there aren't that many available content on the web. Everything related to a sdr would be amazing!
They are always watching us. In the past I noticed a shiny van and two guys with shiny security jackets, helmets & safety boots wandering on my site. I was a construction manager at that time. They had been several days there among all the (sub)contractors, just monitoring the site. Months later, two cuts and missing section were found in one 96 fiber. In the corporate world, each and every move is monitored most certainly.
In response, Kia stopped their creepy stalking of all their customers ... oh wait, no they didn't.
Thanks for sharing David always a pleasure to hear your content
What would be a good means of identifying this breach at the network/packet level? So that someone could build a tool that based on network traffic notify of possible unauthorized requesr?
Mrs Richards: "I paid for a room with a view !"
Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) "That is Torquay, Madam ."
Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!"
Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window ? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically across the plains?..."
Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea!"
Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky."
Mrs Richards: "I'm not satisfied. But I shall stay. But I expect a reduction."
Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment ?"
day by day , watchdogs 2 is closer to reality ,we have that guy that hacked ray ban meta glasses for facial recgnition and doxxing , like in the game , now we have this wow
im so glad i have an old car and don't use any IoT device.
Wait until the reports of cars just pulling in front of the strip-mall store you’re inside of.
That’s crazy, just by plate…
This is WHY we should NOT connect all devices to the internet.
I used to work LE and would love him to breakdown how to do the DMV info.
David Bombal earning money out of every cyber kid
Can't you get the VIN from the windshield?
David: Security is lagging behind
Sam ("ethical" hacker): *smiling* Yeah definitely
I was thinking glad I have an RC car only, but then I remembered how easy they could be "hacked" (not the right word) if someone has the same frequency as your remote control.
Is there anything safe in his day and age?
If I would buy a car, it would be an old one that much is for sure. Or I would build one out of wood myself.
In Australia there are apps for motor registration, where you can get the vin of any car via number plate. Or you can just look at the vin in the windscreen on most cars. It's usually in the bottom corner of the windscreen.
Imagine someone clicking on this video thinking that they will get this tool just to run someone off the road. 😂😂😂
Wouldnt this work for Hyundai too? Kia's remote software is basically the same as Hyundais Bluelink
Our plates should read “Available upon request”.
Wifes ford kuga can tell her where its at.. i also reset the sound system as wouldnt recognise my usb and she received an email just after i done it lol. It has SOS button to (no phone needs to be linked to it for it to work) if you have accident. She can unlock it via a the Ford app too. Looks like they all use the mobile phone network and have some agreement in place.
Read about an accident near me the other day and they used a traffic program (forget its name) thst collates info about where all cars are located using their GPS logs (not sure from what year after cars this is on but also uses road cameras) to work out what junction it was by. Looks like all newer cars are internet of things devices now 🤦♂️
So, Kia has to remove API from the Internet and add MFA and this "hack" is no longer possible. They can fix it in 5 min.
Blocking API Access will disable dealer car functions. Mfa on cars? Go receve sms to get your engine start, very funny
The information removal services aren't worth using. Every 1 corporation they remove another 2 end up with your information
there's always mouth watering older cars at 'manor park classics'. look at their channel but be prepared to restrain yourself
pagers and walkie-talkies were being tracked before they were made to blow up.
David, I work at Ford Motor Company in Protorype Design - specifically the Automotive Ethernet Architecture we are creating now for deployment in the Ford F150 in 2027. We refer to the Architecture as FNV4. I would love to begin a TH-cam dialogue chronicalling the next 24 months as we move to deploy this totally new in vehicle architecture. Thoughts? Darrell Rogers.
Most unsecured shit have realistically almost to 0 value, even much of data on black market is actually of no value
The thing is data is substantially more valuable than the car itself
I saw one before using tool to open kia cars
Hi David. Been following your channel for a number of years now and very interesting thanks! a wee question for you if you dont mind? I've been trying to read an old blaupunkt keycard now for a number of years and have never been able to make any progress!? The card is from an old blaupunkt koln rcm 126...an old vintage car stereo radio. I dont have the radio but I'm just curious to see how it was read/written to? I have read pic's/eproms/i2c's before using various softwares/hardwares but this card has been driving me crazy to know how it works/how to read/write to it if at all possible? Any help would be much appreciated from you or your subscribers! I'm using an old multiprog card reader at present...the old yellow see through one with the multiprog software...the banana software...I havent a clue if this will work or not but I have used both to read from/write to other chips...eproms etc. Thanks for the great content on your channel...very informative!
Typical. Seems prolific in these large companies who apear more interested in protecting their stock price than the security of their users
A Tesla social engineering vulnerability is free WiFi. People put free WiFi at Tesla supercharger locations where the landing page said. Type in your tesla username and password for free WiFi.
Then those social hackers had the account to steal your car.
Crazy
Internet of things smh
Please continue the Linux with OTW series. 🙏❤️
To triangulate you need to be received simultaneously by 3 receivers.
Great subject
Your content is getting interesting ❤❤
Glad to hear that!
It always has been, at least from a knowledge=power standpoint. Yes, some are things that some of us have known about for years, BUT they're still unpatched. Or it's informative for new learners/covering a trend or device that's captured mass media attention like the F0. However, none of us emerged from our mothers screaming "Give me root through an unpatched vuln or give me death!"
Honestly, sometimes I'll find a nugget of information that my brain unlearned because apparently my storage is a magnetic HD and not a SSD with multiple backups.
All that's missing is the ability to change the name the car is registered to
Amazing, thks for ur info
Thank you!
I would have loved to hear him go deeper into the iOS Mail client vuln they found that let them see a person’s iCloud Photos. David pleeeease get him back on to talk about that.
Lol subscription-based software opening up security holes so other people can use the features that you can't.
White-hat hackers are basically bounty hunters!
Therefore, when affected companies don't play ball, the hackers go scaremongering and even make veiled threats about selling vulnerabilities to car jackers!
@davidbombal When a problem is exposed, it makes sense to offer preventive solutions rather than just glorifying the skills of the bounty-driven whistleblower!
21:27 And how come all these stolen vehicles disappear despite all the tracking abilities?
Just waited for this :)
I hope you enjoy the video 😀
I haven't seen the video. I just want to ask did he tell the source of app or any info regarding app
it's a proof of concept app they created, it won't ever see the market unless someone else builds it.
Why did I listen to this recent upload! Now, I solely wish to stick with my bicycle and a pair of comfy hiking boots. Sheesh! The tech that is being released out and into the proverbial wild is not ready. Beta testing by placing the clients in harm's way.
Sir Can you please make A video on how to install Kali Linux with oracle virtual box on A Laptop using window 10 as host operating System. Please tell how to connect to Internet with a wired connection in Kali Linux. Plz plz(I am trying to connect to wired connection in Kali Linux but when ever I open Firefox & search Google nothing happened.) I AM using the last brain cell of my brain plz sir give us a way to start working on Kali Linux
David can you please make a video where we can learn abt API’s.
Enjoyed this
It's kinda funny and ironic how smarter the device is, more chances and opportunities you have to hack it.
Agreed. This is becoming more and more of a problem.
set out to do it in order to make things better, or that's a by-product?
i'm guessing they truly have done it because they thought of it, thought it achievable and decided to try & do it because they found it interesting and stimulating. when he said thinking about it made him laugh, that's such a good thing.
So insurance is at risk
David Bombal content is interesting...
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Glad to hear that!
Thanks for sharing. 😉👌🏻
why are of these things in plain text if they can be used to such extent? WHAT ARE THEY DOING AT KIA?
All this comes down to what I like to call the "Human Element". There will always be a human designing these systems.
There will always be a human designing the cars and electronics and software.
There will always be a human designing the APIs.
I'm sure everyone here has seen it at least once.
Some of us are lazy and cut corners. 🤷♂️
It wouldn't surprise me to see AI get hacked by us. We can be amazing, but we can also be totally dumb.
Get yourself a DIMO. At least you get paid for sharing your car data.
And then delete me gets hacked ☠️
Hang on to your old cars. I have a feeling they will be worth alot real soon.
Day by day our reality is changing (: Also early
Thank you for your support! Appreciate you watching so quickly 😀
Consider the following. I am a politician that is being investigated for a crime. I pay a hacker to pwn a PI's car or my political rival. I then use this to frame them for crimes. The nsa could do this as could a foreign state actor. #unplugme
if the "kia boyz" are still a thing i think its time to chill
What is that saying? If you don't photograph or take a video it never happened?
THE REASON I KEEP MY OLD CAR 🚨🚗🚨🚗🚨
Oh a Kia is a Mobile spycam . Interesting.😂👍
How many Kia Drive inside secure spaces?😱
aaa, without subscription ! i bet kia found a new way to add a new type of subscription: to no be tracked 😂
And i was considering buying a @Kia .... not anymore.
Yes my 2009 Hyundai is safe again
Flipper zero does this.
Are you asking or stating?
I have a kia soul ev and kia ev9...
just pull the chip!
Nicc video ❤
this dude just shaved, lol, reaching for his beard constantly.
INTRESTING AF 👾👾👾
Amazing demonstration from Sam and team!
@@davidbombal 👍👍👍
Ride a bike No licence plate no problem.
What is it always Kia?
so proud of my 30yo car
Wow 🔥🔥🔥
My voice was cloned by Charles Schwab without consent.
Smart
A VERY simple solution : Drive an "Oldtimer" ! No fancy Bullshit from nowadays..... the good stuff ! And just forget about "Cyber-Security" when it comes down to your car !
he's look like matro man the power full super hero.
hmm, intertesting