Connected vehicles can be at risk of hacking, consumer awareness paramount: experts
Experts warn modern, connected vehicles, which are heavily packed with microchips and sophisticated software, offer an open door to hackers. Nissan Motor Co. General Manager Tetsuya Iijima gets his hands off of the steering wheel of a self-driving prototype vehicle during a test drive in Tokyo, on Nov. 3, 2015.
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