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Delhi's electric rickshaws hit by Bluetooth hack that kills batteries
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Delhi's electric rickshaws hit by Bluetooth hack that kills batteries

Scammers can disable electric rickshaw batteries using a free app. They use unprotected Bluetooth to shut down the batteries from far away.

Why it mattersA single software flaw can disable vehicles and take away drivers' income in minutes. This raises serious questions about using affordable EVs without proper security.

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