"Like a Drone on Wheels": Federal Government Examines Suspected E-Cars
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Data experts believe it is possible that connected e-cars from China, for example, can be a gateway to espionage. The Federal Government is currently preparing a risk analysis. Many people are not sensitized to the dangers, says the BSI.
Networked vehicles are rolling databases. Experts see this as a gateway to abuse. According to a report, the government has a risk analysis carried out.
Cars from China film streets, buildings and people: a risk, say German security authorities. The People's Republic itself shows how to deal with the danger.
Security experts have long assumed that the data collected by networked e-cars from China will land on servers in the People's Republic of China. The Federal Government is alarmed and checks the suspicion of espionage.read more on t3n.de
The German government is working on a national risk analysis of the security risks posed by connected cars, according to a report in "Der Spiegel," citing its own sources. Because these vehicles, equipped with cameras, microphones, and sensors, can collect vast amounts of environmental and movement data, neighboring countries like Poland and Switzerland have already imposed access restrictions on military installations. When asked by the magazin…
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