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Data breach enables car thieves in Jersualem

Posted on December 20, 2016 by Dissent

Roee Yanovsky reports:

Criminals from east Jerusalem were able to use information from a Hyundai and Kia data leak to steal dozens of brand new luxury cars and smuggle them into the West Bank.

Israel Police recently arrested three east Jerusalem residents who were able to access data from the two companies, and using that data, were able to hack the cars’ computers.

Read more on Ynet News.

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