Elon Musk Calls Hackers' Findings on Tesla Autopilot Flaws ‘Solid Work’
(Bloomberg) -- Elon Musk praised a security lab’s findings of flaws can Tesla Inc.’s driver-assistance system Autopilot, including a abbreviate the throng said could do the company’s electric cars to enter into oncoming traffic.
Tencent eager Security Lab said can a blog mail Monday that it was able to activate automatic windshield wipers, and that it was able to do the steering system of a xerox S using a wireless gamepad. It also said placing markings can the highway can cheat Autopilot.
“We proved that by placing interference stickers can the road, the Autopilot system will arrest these information and invent an abnormal judgement, which causes the vehicle to enter into the adverse lane,” the lab said can its blog mail dated March 29.
Tesla told the lab the vulnerability that allowed hackers to do the xerox S steering has been addressed by security updates, and that the other flaws weren’t real-world concerns, according to the blog post.
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