Researchers find vulnerabilities in cars with MirrorLink, even if disabled

Green Car Congress
By mmillikinSep 1, 2016, 6:00 am54 pts
In a study funded by GM, the NSF, and the US Department of Homeland Security, a team at NYU and George Mason University have reported vulnerabilities in MirrorLink that could allow a hacker access to a vehicle through a smartphone, even if MirrorLink is disabled. The team presented their findings at the 10th…

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