There are several companies that say the future of the car passes through the self-guided technology. However, this technology offers great security problems that could threaten the passengers.
Stefan Savage, a professor of computer science at the University of California, says that “we are still a long way to ensure the non-autonomous vehicles the more autonomous, “the Tech2.
Pointing to the automakers security flaws, researcher says that computers and extra sensors and internet connectivity enhanced needed for autonomous car technology increase the weaknesses of the motor.
Savage states that it is possible to take account of conventional cars in various ways, for example, through mobile phone connection built into the car. After signing in, the hacker can take control of brakes, engines and other components remotely.
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