#автомобили
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GM to pay $220 million over sale of driving habits data
General Motors has agreed to pay $220 million to settle claims from a coalition of 36 US state attorneys general. The states accused the carmaker of illegally selling driver and location data to data brokers.
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The Connected Car as a Surveillance Platform
Researchers at Northeastern University and Consumer Reports examined how much modern cars spy on their drivers — and who ends up with the data.
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Automobile Camouflage Against Flock Cameras
Bruce Schneier flagged an unusual way to hide a car from Flock cameras — striking, but hardly practical.
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Android Car Head Units Turned Into Proxy Botnet Nodes
Kaspersky researchers have described a supply-chain attack in which infected Android-based car head units become part of a proxy network and take part in advertising fraud.
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49ers coach crashed his Tesla with Autopilot on — but takes the blame himself
San Francisco 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan revealed that his Tesla had Autopilot engaged at the moment of the crash in Palo Alto. Even so, he accepted full responsibility for the accident.
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The EU Will Require Every New Car to Be Fitted with a Driver-Monitoring Camera
The European Union is bringing into force a requirement for new cars to have a driver-monitoring system. The news sparked a lively discussion on Hacker News.