How one woman’s Tesla was remotely controlled – and used to harass her – by an abusive ex-partner
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A Sydney woman was harassed by her ex-partner via the Tesla app after he gained remote control of her electric car. The man could limit her speed while driving, change the temperature...
Because she experiences massive domestic violence, a woman from Sydney separates from her abusive partner. He then hacks into the Tesla of his ex-girlfriend, controls the vehicle and harasses the woman by remote control.
ENTREPRENEUR Enrico Pucci has been sentenced to prison for years of abusing his ex-partner. He used a Tesla app to remotely control her car, changing the speed and temperature.
Almost a year ago, Stacey* heard her Tesla car alarm go off three times in the night.
Full automation carries risks!
Australian businessman Enrico Pucci has been sentenced to two years and three months in prison for years of domestic violence against his ex-partner Stacey, including using a Tesla app to remotely control her car.
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