"Each new service connected to a vehicle is a new potential entry point for hackers," Upstream wrote in a report. "Worst-case scenarios are loss to business earnings, theft, data privacy or property damage." (Image: Shutterstock)
Hopping into an Uber or a Car2Go is a great way to get around. Unfortunately, hackers agree, exploiting weaknesses in apps to go on "phantom rides" with someone else's profile.
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