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Millions of Kias could be hacked and tracked thanks to a simple website bug that allows attackers to track cars, unlock doors, and start engines at will.

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Millions of Kias could be hacked and tracked thanks to a simple website bug that allows attackers to track cars, unlock doors, and start engines at will.

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Plot twist, the attackers are Kias
- PointAndClique [they/them]
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  Kia KIA by kia
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    at IKEA

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