plenty of innovative steps to protect the driving systems of its kitted-out vehicles against digital attacks. It's hired top-notch security engineers, pushed over-the-internet software updates, and added code integrity checks. But one squad of academic hackers has now found that Tesla left its Model S vehicles open to a far more straightforward kind of hacking: stealthily cloning the car's key fob in seconds, opening the car doorway, and driving away.

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