There are interesting subsets within the group of people that composes Tesla Model S owners. They include celebrities, Drudge Report-reading conservatives, and, more relevant to this post, tech-savvy ...

Then a self-described hacker, enlisted by the plaintiffs to decode the contents of a chip they recovered from the vehicle, found it while sipping a Venti-size hot chocolate at a South Florida ...

In April 2019, a tragic accident took place in Key Largo, Florida. A Tesla car running on Autopilot struck a young couple standing near their parked vehicle. The crash killed a 22-year-old woman and ...

In a nutshell: An independent hacker recovered a crucial cache of crash data from a 2019 Tesla accident in Florida. The case offered new insight into Tesla's handling of driver-assistance technology ...

An exclusive Cybernews video experiment, in collaboration with security researcher Sam Curry and automotive hacker BusesCanFly, reveals an unsettling truth about how easy it is for criminals to ...

Key evidence for a case Tesla was trying to dismiss has been uncovered by a hacker, who shared with the press that the data was there all along despite the company claiming that they do not have it.

A hacker has revealed that Tesla has launched a new data gathering around the site where it plans to unveil its Robotaxi next month. It is raising questions about what the automaker is going to ...

Years after a Tesla driver using Autopilot plowed into a young Florida couple in 2019, crucial electronic data detailing how the fatal wreck unfolded was missing. The information was key for a ...