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Here are the most common car hacks and how manufacturers can better protect their cars from them. Vehicle hacking refers to all the ways in which hackers can exploit weaknesses in a vehicle's software, hardware, and communication systems to gain unauthorized access. Below are a few examples of different attacks that hackers can perform on other services inside a vehicle in order to hack self-driving cars. Cyber threats include ransomware, a hacker who gains access to your car's infotainment system, and even a hacker who can remotely control your car. With the help of electronic accessories and software, a determined hacker can intercept or block your remote control signal, break into your car's software, and even remotely control your car.

Security researchers have developed a way to trick Tesla's self-driving technology into driving into the oncoming traffic lane. All it took was a few inconspicuous stickers on the ground to fool Autopilot on a Model S sedan, before the vehicle's onboard computers mistakenly steered into the opposite lane, where oncoming traffic was traveling. The report, published by Chinese tech giant Tencent's Keen Security Lab, also details adversarial attacks on a Tesla's automatic windshield wipers and steering wheel. Researchers have developed a way to trick Tesla's self-driving technology. Tesla introduced Autopilot in 2014.