Thursday, July 23, 2015

Newest Remote Car Hacking Raises More Questions About Reporter’s Death

                                 Photo credit: Facebook                                                                                   Michael Hastings Facebook Photo


As readers of WhoWhatWhy know, our site has been one of the very few continuing to explore the fiery death two years ago of investigative journalist Michael Hastings, whose car left a straight segment of a Los Angeles street at a high speed, jumped the meridian, hit a tree, and blew up.
Our original report described anomalies of the crash and surrounding events that suggest cutting-edge foul play—that an external hacker could have taken control of Hastings’s car in order to kill him. If this sounds too futuristic, a series of recent technical revelations has proven that “car hacking” is entirely possible. The latest just appeared this week.
READ MORE:http://whowhatwhy.org/2015/07/23/newest-remote-car-hacking-raises-more-questions-about-reporters-death/

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