A U.S. car owner found a major loophole: only $2 card can steal Tesla

Fast technology April 2 news, according to reports,
The United States a car owner found that Tesla has a major security vulnerabilities, only a $2 card, will be able to steal the vehicle., According to the report, Ray Chu, a Tesla Model Y owner in the U.S. Bay Area, has the habit of collecting Pokemon cards. While waiting for his daughter to leave school, he accidentally put the electronic version of Pokemon card on the B- pillar of the vehicle (Tesla NFC key identification area is in the B- pillar)., But unexpectedly, the vehicle was unlocked directly. At first, he thought it was an Easter egg given by Tesla, but he later tried it again and unlocked it successfully., After the news came to light, some media contacted Tesla for verification, and Tesla responded:
They are aware of the issue and acknowledge that the bug affects “every Model 3, Y, S and X since 2012”., Tesla said that they are working on a software update and will be able to push it in the next few days; as a temporary solution, Tesla introduced another software update that allows car owners to remotely lock the steering wheel through a mobile phone app., At present, no Tesla owner has suffered vehicle or property damage because the card can unlock the vehicle.,, [end of this article] if you need to reprint it, please be sure to indicate the source: fast technology, responsible editor: if wind, return to the first electric network home page>,