Hackers can take over car controls over internet (VIDEO)

During a test conducted in the US and aiming at proving the vulnerabilities of existing vehicle technologies, two security researchers have claimed online control of the steering wheel of a car from 15 kilometers away and dumped the vehicle into a ditch.

While sitting comfortably on a couch, Charlie Miller and Chris Valasek managed to remotely disable the engine and brakes before driving the Jeep Cherokee to the side of the road and all this time the owner could not do much, writes Wired.com

For this operation, the experts explained that they used a laptop and a mobile phone in order to do their job. It looks like a security bug facilitates the remote access of Uconnect system, allowing hackers apply the brakes, kill the engine and take control of steering using an online connection.

Unlike some other cyberattacks on cars where only the entertainment system is vulnerable, the Uconnect hack affects driving systems from the GPS and windscreen wipers to the steering, brakes and engine control.
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Meanwhile, experts say about 470,000 cars manufactured by Fiat Chrysler are likely to be attacked via similar methods over the internet.

Video: Two hackers remotely control a Jeep during vulnerability test of Uconnect software