Tesla is under scrutiny after a cyberattack exposed the personal information of its car owners, according to the Economic Times. The hackers published the names, addresses, and phone numbers of Tesla owners and published the information on an interactive website called DOGEQUEST. The site includes a map of Tesla owners, dealerships, and government officials. It encourages graffiti on Teslas and promises to remove driver info only if they can prove they sold their vehicle. Elon Musk denounced the breach as “domestic terrorism,” and Trump echoed the label for any future violence.
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00:02Tesla is under scrutiny after a cyber attack exposed personal information of its car owners,
00:07according to the Economic Times. The hackers published the names, addresses,
00:10and phone numbers of Tesla owners and published the information on an interactive website called
00:15DogeQuest. The site includes a map of Tesla owners, dealerships, and government officials.
00:21It encourages graffiti on Teslas and promises to remove driver info only if they can provide
00:25that they sold their vehicle. Elon Musk denounced the breach as domestic terrorism and
00:30Trump echoed this label for any future violence.
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