BYD responds to Shark 6 cybersecurity claims
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First reported by AutoTalk Australia ·
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BYD Australia has responded to cybersecurity concerns surrounding its Shark 6 plug-in hybrid ute, confirming a software vulnerability identified by a researcher and announcing plans for an…
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BYD responds to Shark 6 cybersecurity claims
BYD Australia has responded to cybersecurity concerns surrounding its Shark 6 plug-in hybrid ute, confirming a software vulnerability identified by a researcher and announcing plans for an…
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