Here's what the carmaker is doing to ensure hackers can't break into its cars.
Amid the chaos of CES last week, General Motors made an unusual announcement. The auto giant went public with its plans to launch a security vulnerability disclosure program, which promises not to take legal action against hackers that come to GM with security flaws they discover in the company's cars. These disclosure programs are common practice in Silicon Valley, but are extremely rare in the auto world—only Tesla has a similar program.
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