It is worth noting that in 2012 a similar thing was done by some researchers at the University of Washington on a different car. The car manufacturers have had three years and still not learned a thing.

https://news.cs.washington.edu/2012/08/07/car-hacking/

This is the reason I won't buy a brand new car in the foreseeable future.

As an IT worker with some experience in security, the moment I saw cars that could park themselves was the moment I decided I wouldn't buy one unless the industry starts taking the issue seriously.

It's one thing to make a TV with gapping security holes. No one will die if your TV is compromised, but a Car ?

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Too much technology :p

You'll need to update your refrigerator too.

Whos idea was it to allow controllable steering and internet connection in cars?