The wonders of Internet of Things have leaped out of our tablets and Smartphones, and right into our cars. Connected Cars reinforces our faith in technology.
Do we have another exciting breakthrough in our hands? Yes. Were we in need of it? Most definitely, yes. Are there only upsides to it? The answer to this question is somewhere between “Oh yes” and “not quite.”
For all its conceptual highs, Connected Cars as a technology can fall prey to some serious security flaws. Here’s an illustration by Arxan, derived from their connected car and automotive IoT information, to give you a heads-up:
A writer by chance and leisurely on his way to become a writer by choice, Rohit is either ranting his ire out or talking about the most irrelevant stuff around.
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