Hackers Do the Dirty to Another Tesla Model 3

It’s Elon Musk’s birthday today, so we’ve decided to wish him well and say congratulations on Tesla Motors convincing the U.S. Commerce Department to waive the 10 percent tariff on imported aluminum so it can build more battery cells at the company’s Nevada Gigafactory. However, what would birthday well-wishing be without the all-important pinch to grow an inch?

Another Model 3 has been hacked, this time without the manufacturer’s blessing. We’re equating it to a mild goosing. Regulus Cyber, a company specializing in digital security, decided to give the Tesla (and a Model S) a shakedown by seeing if they could fool the car’s navigational equipment and upset/confuse Autopilot to the point of failure.

Let’s see how they did.

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  • El scotto err not be an EV but to own an EV; too much training this week along the likes of what kind of tree would be if you were a tree? Sorry. Bring back the edit function.
  • The Oracle Geesh, Stellantis can’t even perform the upkeep on that relic of a plant. Sad.
  • The Oracle I see Tesla introducing disruptive charging technology within 3 years.
  • The Oracle I can see into the future and I see fisticuffs and profanity-laced tirades coming to charging locations near ya’ll.
  • El scotto Will ascots be discussed at the HOA meetings? Or Purdey shotguns?