YubiKey 5Ci: USB-C and Lightning Security Key
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Jeep Cherokee
In 2015, a Wired journalist caught a ride with IOActive researchers Charlie Miller and Chris Valasek in a Jeep Cherokee. At 70mph, the car's air conditioning began blasting out freezing air, the radio switched station on its own, the windshield wipers turned themselves on with wiper fluid spurting, and then the car ran itself off the road.
Caption by: Charlie Osborne
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