WASHINGTON: Computer geeks already knew it was possible to hack into a car's computerised systems and potentially alter some electronic control functions.
But new research to be presented next week shows the vulnerabilities are greater and the potential for mischief worse than believed, in a wake-up call for the automobile industry.
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