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Subaru security vulnerability allowed millions of cars to be tracked, unlocked, and started
A Subaru security vulnerability allowed millions of cars to be remotely tracked, unlocked, and started. A full year’s worth of location history was available, and was accurate to within five meters …
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Source: 9to5Mac
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