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An Electrify America bug found by

has opened the door for potential hacking vulnerability concerns teslarati.com/electrify-amer by

Electrify America bug opens hacking vulnerability concerns [Updated]

An Electrify America charger has been hacked, only hours after another charging bug allegedly "fried" a Rivian R1T.

7:49 PM · Jan 30, 2023

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Tesla Patriot and Elon Musk

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Smells like they are threatening

for revealing this.

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How long until someone can provide you with free charging at any EA charger? (Assuming the charger is working)

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I love how their response is “doing this is illegal!!” As if the people considering doing this maliciously didn’t know that already.

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NACS of Basic Summon for BasicAP!

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"Intentionally accessing a computer system without authorization can be a serious crime and may incur civil liability as well. We continue to investigate these events and intend to protect ourselves and our customers.” This better not become a lawsuit against

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Here's my thread on the subject. People should be concerned about this...

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@ElectrifyAm I may not have the reach of some influencers, but I can speak well with regards to network security, and this is unacceptable. People really need answers about this. Are credit card details at risk? Is data regarding what vehicle was present at the station at risk?

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💩👎🏻

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EA legal department was notified, they really are pissed! But maybe this is the one that finally gets this lousy network fixed .

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how about investing broken chargers instead

Objective Critique ✪

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give the man, bug bounty for exposing vulnerability!!

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