[krhodes1]

Originally Posted by jpnh

Depends on the feature dont you think?

If its connected to the internet then its just like any other endpoint on the internet with its own vulnerabilties depending on operating system, configuration and the user operating it

Even if there's no economic motivation there are a lot of scumbags out there that will wreck a device just because they can.

If "the door is locked" so to speak bad people will usually move onto something easier.....

Meh, whatever. I still say you are more likely to be assaulted by a random stranger than have your random BMW hacked. BMW will likely tighten things up in the next generation. Or not, I don't really care, more important things in life to worry about.

[Dylan86]

I agree about the odds. I mean, I'm always "concerned" to some degree.. But I'm just a chump who works for someone and spends a lot of money and enjoys life (spend half, save half). If there is any effort to breach national public security, I would better hope they spent their time on people who can make them rich, lol

[jpnh]

Tesla pwned from 12 miles away

Remotely control everything from brakes to doorlocks

http://www.pcworld.com/article/31219...a-model-s.html

Nothing to see here....move along sheep