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Tesla Model 3

Tesla Model 3 vulnerability exposed at Pwn2Own; hackers take home the car

A Tesla Model 3 vulnerability was exposed at the Pwn2Own hacking competition, which is run by Trend Micro's Zero Day Initiative. The hackers, who were able to display a message on the electric vehicle's internet browser through a JIT bug in the renderer, won $35,000 and took home the car.
Cars
Aaron Mamiit
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Researchers exploit flaws in two browsers installed on MacOS devices

Computing
Kevin Parrish
Computing
Kevin Parrish
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Researchers find serious exploits in Samsung, Apple and Huawei phones

Mobile
Steven Winkelman
Mobile
Steven Winkelman
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Microsoft Edge browser fails to fend off five attacks at Pwn2Own hacking event

Computing
Mark Coppock
Computing
Mark Coppock
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Hackers take over Touch Bar at this year’s Pwn2Own contest

Computing
Jon Martindale
Computing
Jon Martindale
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Hackers bag $460,000 at Pwn2Own, Chrome proves the most secure browser

Computing
Jonathan Keane
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Jonathan Keane
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Hacker earns $225,000 at Pwn2Own 2015

Computing
Matthew S. Smith
Computing
Matthew S. Smith
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Your favorite browser probably didn’t hold up at this week’s Pwn2Own hackathon

Computing
Mike Epstein
Computing
Mike Epstein

Browsers go boom: Pwn2Own hackers take down Chrome, Firefox, & Internet Explorer

Computing
Meghan McDonough
Computing
Meghan McDonough

RIM: turn off JavaScript on your BlackBerry

Mobile
Adam Rosenberg
Mobile
Adam Rosenberg

Safari and IE8 crumble at Pwn2Own 2011

Computing
Molly McHugh
Computing
Molly McHugh

Google offers $20,000 for Chrome hack

Mobile
Jeffrey Van Camp
Mobile
Jeffrey Van Camp

Pwn2Own: Safari, iPhone, IE, and Firefox All Fall

Geoff Duncan