Volkswagen leak exposed location data for 800,000 electric cars
Der Spiegel found that Cariad, the Volkswagen subsidiary behind the automaker's software, made it possible for an attacker to ...
Whistleblower finds unencrypted location data for 800,000 VW EVs
Connected cars are great—at least until some company leaves unencrypted location data on the Internet for anyone to find.
Volkswagen leak exposed precise location data on thousands of vehicles across Europe for months
The data was found exposed on an Amazon cloud server, and contained precise location data on thousands of vehicles.
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Insecure Database Exposes Location Data of 460,000 Volkswagen EVs
Data on 800,000 VW electric cars sat exposed for months, including the precise location of nearly 460,000 EVs. It does not ...
Old BitLocker vulnerability exploited to bypass encryption on updated Windows 11
According to a presentation shown during the recently held Chaos Communication Congress at the Chaos Computer Club (CCC), ...
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Volkswagen massive data leak caused by a failure to secure AWS credentials
VW also failed to meet regulatory requirements for data security, and even violated its own terms of service, said analyst.
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Windows 11's BitLocker can be cracked just by using Secure Boot
The BitLocker Security Feature Bypass Vulnerability can be a serious threat to organizations' security. Here's why.
Brothel Visits Exposed In Volkswagen Location Data Leak
The Refreshed 2024 Volkswagen Atlas Is Worth Your Time The places people go and the other data that could potentially be used ...
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Hacker shows the patched Windows 11 BitLocker is still vulnerable
This week at the Chaos Computer Club's (CCC) annual Chaos Communication Congress, hacker Thomas Lambertz presented 'Windows ...
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Volkswagen Subsidiary Exposed Data of 800,000 Cars Online
A security snafu at a Volkswagen subsidiary exposed vehicle information and ownership details on approximately 800,000 cars, ...
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Massive data leak at Volkswagen exposes locations of 800,000 EV drivers, for months
A massive data leak at software company Cariad, a Volkswagen subsidiary, reportedly left the personal data, including geolocation data, of some 800,000 EV owners online and accessible for months.