Modern vehicles have evolved from mechanical machines into complex networks of processors, sensors, and code. Explore the rise of electronic control units (ECUs), the vulnerabilities of CAN bus networks, Tesla's software revolution, and the ethical debates over data privacy, subscriptions, and the right to repair your own car.
Modern cars now contain up to 650 million lines of code—making them prime targets for hackers. From ransomware attacks to remote-controlled brakes, discover why your car is more vulnerable than ever and how to protect yourself.
Modern cars are no longer just machines—they’re locked-down computers on wheels. From encrypted firmware to paywalled repairs, automakers are eroding consumer rights. Discover how proprietary software is killing the right to repair and what it means for the future of car ownership.