With Cars Connected to the Internet, What about Privacy? | Computerworld

Lucas Mearian's Computerworld piece outlines growing security and privacy concerns for connected vehicles: automakers collecting large amounts of driver data with limited federal oversight, the difficulty of securing cars that have decades-long lifespans, and how greater interoperability (e.g., Ethernet, V2V, V2I, V2H) will broaden the automotive attack surface and make vehicles more attractive to hackers.