Tesla has a fairly positive history when it comes to interacting with the hacking community. Last year they increased their maximum payout for any reported vulnerabilities to $15,000. This week at the Pwn2Own hacking event they took things even further,…
Tesla has a fairly positive history when it comes to interacting with the hacking community. Last year they increased their maximum payout for any reported vulnerabilities to $15,000. This week at the Pwn2Own hacking event they took things even further, giving away a Tesla Model 3 to anyone who was able to successfully gain access to the car’s systems.
