Tesla will pay a million dollars to hack their cars

It is common for companies to have rewards programs, where they pay users to discover security flaws in their systems or products. Firms like Google or Microsoft have long had this type of program. A new company joins them, which is Tesla. The firm will pay whoever gets to hack their cars.

Tesla will pay a million dollars to hack their cars

Although in the case of the firm this is part of their participation in Pwn2Own, a competition for hackers that takes place in Vancouver and is organized by Trend Micro. The signature will be on it.

Various rewards

Tesla has opted to give more awards this time, so that those who manage to hack the security of one of the firm's cars can win up to a million dollars in prizes and several Model 3. Last year there was someone who managed to hack one of the signature cars, so this year is likely to happen again.

Especially for entering autopilot there are great rewards, of 700 thousand dollars in this case. Since it is one of the most sensitive parts of cars. Attacks on the navigation system can also have great rewards.

A good way to tell if Tesla car safety is up to date or not. So we will soon know if someone has managed to discover security holes in these cars and if the firm has had to pay all these rewards at this event in Vancouver.