Subaru Security Flaw Exposes Millions of Cars to Hacking Threat

• Sam Curry found a vulnerability in Subaru affecting millions of cars.
• Hackers could unlock, start, and track cars via the Starlink system.
• Car locations were accurately tracked for a year, detailed to five meters.
• Ethical hackers reported the flaw; Subaru quickly fixed it.
• Subaru confirmed no malicious access from the vulnerability.
• Flaw exposed data like the last four digits of credit cards.
• Connected car systems pose significant privacy risks.