A popular GPS tracker used in millions of vehicles across the world has been found to have multiple high severity vulnerabilities, which allow threat actors to keep track of the vehicles’ location, turn the vehicles off completely, cut off their fuel, and control the devices remotely. To make matters even worse, the manufacturer doesn’t seem to be interested in fixing the flaws, at all. A report (opens in new tab) by BitSight said the MiCODUS MV720 GPS Tracker, a Chinese product, carried six high-severity vulnerabilities.
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