BYD's own Shark 6 hacking investigation reveals ‘software defect’
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BYD's own Shark 6 hacking investigation reveals ‘software defect’
Changes will be made to some aspects of BYD’s software after a cybersecurity test exposed vulnerabilities, while the lab responsible for the Shark 6 hacking demonstration is calling for a…
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