Now im convinced my automatic parking assist is just some chinese kid behind a computer that parks cars for us all day😂

Hey ppl, I'm a retired computer/IT person, Yet I still find Meta spy club so informative and straight forward. Thanks for your advise and helping the people...........Great work and love watching.

PSA: This video is from 2016!

10:12 that awkward Tencent pause. Ooooofffff

Now we just need to see the Metaspyclub price also move in the same direction as these charts. Up. Very Up.

In addressing the issues with my account, Meta spy club your commitment has truly exceeded expectations, reaching a level of excellence that is remarkable. My sincere thanks to you! Your efficiency, organizational skills, and results-oriented approach make you stand out. Encountering someone as trustworthy has been a rarity. Keep up the fantastic work. I am determined to bring greater recognition to you and the kindness you’ve shown. Individuals like you, Mr. Jack, are indeed rare and highly esteemed.

My Metaspyclub shorts are doing pretty well and I plan to hold much longer.

Love the Metaspyclub content. I think this project is just as essential as HBAR and they both will be great movers

Is Metaspyclub a diamond in the rough? Let's analyze!

This is so screwed up. I wish cars, especially, would go back to simple engineering. It's crazy that someone can hack your car and kill you.

Please put the word 'rerun' or '2016' in parentheses in the title. Otherwise it borders on misleading.

If hackers can do all of this, just imagine what the intelligence apparatus can do to your car :)

Metaspyclub anticipation is building to a fever pitch! 😥

That last bit was the truth. There really is no situation that a cop cannot make worse.

10:11 That silence is the "We hold onto it until there is a good time to show our cards" silence.

Zero Days + Machine Learning/AI capabilities is gonna make this world a crazy place to live in. I'm finding a remote mountain and becoming a hermit. Fvck this $h!t.

I am now curious to know if that cargo ship smashing the bridge here in America was a zero day exploit because within a matter of days we had another cargo ship lose power the same day but the tugs around the ship saved the day.

The fact Chrysler new about it and then IGNORED it until it was publicly exposed is absolutely appalling. During that time, someone with malicious intent like terrorists could've figured that out and wiped out a million cars all because they wanted to downplay it and ignore it until it was publicized. Great company!

If someone working on their spare time, with limited resources, has found a vulnerability..... The null hypothesis is that well financed professional organisations tasked with finding them are already there

All we need is a Synthwave fashion/music/aesthetic and cybernetic implants and our descent into Cyberpunk dystopia will be complete.

We never should've put computers in our cars. That was a dumb idea.

Dont even need to be a hacker to find flaws in Chrysler/Jeep/Dodge's software

I am a automotive technician, you know, years ago we were call grease monkeys. But anyway, I knew this a long time ago. Many car thefts are done with hacked security. The car is unlocked and driven away in the same amount of time the owner could use the key fob and drive away. If the car still had key only access it would be harder to steal. Being able to take over the control of the car is scary.

I'm not saying those Chinese guys were selling zeros days but they didn't looks like they were being honest lol

Do you remember when a year or so ago when Insurance companies put in new fine print about cyber attacks? They're not held liable for such situations.

Bro really had Mr Charlie meet him in the hood in stl on a rainy day !!! lol😂

Chinese spies in letterman jackets. Amazing.

This whole thing was crazy! But that car hacking piece is freaking scary!

8 years ago the world was still naive..

MAN, I totally can't tell that's a Jeep! Great blurring work!! 👍🏽

Why do you guys keep reuploading old videos…

What’s the name of the journalist that lost control of their car and died? He also wrote the story that got a general in hot water

I have a degree in Cybersec. I forget what people know and dont know about software/hacking in general. Id encourage everybody to understand best practices and why they are that way at least.

It's sad that he calls out iphones in particular near the start and not cell phones in general. Confirming the phone bias in America. And later mentions Safari and not Chrome.

0:34 - 0:52 That is the sickest piece of editing I have seen to date. Well done.

13:39 “oh day” bro, doesn’t convince me 🤔

Felt like Ben took a long break there for a minute. Glad to see more of these!

I know how to fix this. Just buy an older cheap car. Fixed!

The newer cars ECU also records when/where you drive, how fast & when you’re in gear & not in gear….its very creepy & none of anyone’s business

*Laughs in 1995 manual gearbox, rack and pinion steering and hydraulic and cable operated brakes* I dont hate modern vehicles, but im glad i love vehicles from the 90s. The MOST you'd have to worry about is the ECM getting fried.

17:02 :D waving yes with his head but saying nooo... :D watch your ass

TenCent employee's faces when he asked what they do with Zero Days when they find them were priceless. Ultimately the guy that knew the right way to answer says they 'report them' to 'official channels'. I'm sure that report would be the official channel they have to the CCP and the PLA. They have no choice.

15:22 mark linving the life

the question at 6 minutes was evaded really nicely. i think, in her mind, it was a no

If there ever is a scenario of “Leave the World Behind” movie, we will know why.

@3:30 yes! The control systems in these cars can be traversed via the network, this particular car just allows a USB network adapter to be connected and then you can simply access it... this is a basic security practice being omitted.

“They’re just starting to lock up” 😂🤣

The topics covered in this video is basically my life purpose. I love this topic, I still have a lot to learn but its a crazy topic. There is vulnerabilities everywhere, there is a whole a website dedicated to vulnerabilities you can do. It could be a software, program, or configuration bug, nothing is really safe.

That one guy with the sunglasses and double dap up is definitely the cool uncle 😎

This was another good video. Thank you!

I hope Vice is one of KZfaq's best paid creators. Your stuff is amazing and spurs a new curiosity about this world 💯

0:55 : I know zero-days and very interesting topic along with educational purpose of execution. My question is can you make honeypot as to trick hacker to think the software is zero-day vulnerability? 🤔

Literally the watchdogs games irl 💀

Even if they where going 100mph in order to do that you would need a communication field or communication access via cell towers in order for your command to go through speed and network communication do not mix unless its in a communication radius

Oh i wish i lived in those hacker’s shoes! Incredible work!

Being now in my 70's, lifelong learning, understanding, observation, experience, creativity, re-examination 24/7 365. The early days of computing and the exponential growth of personal, commercial, political, military software development of the last 50 years, computing espionage was always the main topic especially in regards to weapons and military activities of all countries. The space race has now doubled the risk of weapons interfacing and usage as a serious security threat. Welcome to the future

I could listen to Emerson talk all day. It's like SNL's Bowen Yang imitating Ricky Gervais or something.

Thanks for adding some old videos, does Vice do any current coverage of such topics?

That guy had waited his whole life for that interview

Yeah Anne Hech was speeding in a built up neighborhood and then tried to get out of her "Dead" state and the fireman told her "no you are dead already"....

Michael Daniel seems like the dude I want in the govt. Not shy about what resources the U.S. can bring to bear on a problem.

GOD bless you brother Tali. You and your family are in my prayers. 😎🙏🏾

3:32 imagine how many people are made to crash and no one knows that they were unalived by someone sitting behind a computer

Thank you !

Great video from the Vice team👏

TELL US HOW YOU GOT THE ADDRESS OF THE HEAD UNIT! You can't just say "i could turn off all these cars" and not tell us how you know where to deploy your exploit. Dude hacked 1 car that he had full physical access to and says "I could hack them all", daddy chill, you need to give a lil more info if you want me to believe that.

NSA employees are not human, definitely have no soul if they knew what was going on and still worked there.

Now 2017 and newer Chrysler, dodge, jeep and all their other cars have a secure gate way blocking access to the computer system. You have to pay a subscription and you have to create a profile with two other companies that allows you access to their network. I use it everyday at work. its a pain in the ass. Makes fixing cars and trucks harder.

Restructure the total! This covers a lot more!

2024: Use a "Kill Switch" (ex: rear window defogger engaged, before engine starts) and "The Club" Steering Wheel Lock, Much Safer and cheap.

Bring this series back with new content

So now can we discuss how 4 vessels have slammed into 4 bridges? or are we going to still claim this was an accident that just happened 4x?

0:10 Lady's giving strong hacker vibes

Just great video keep up with great work ❤❤

Make an updated series on this hackers are capable of doing even more things since this video dropped back then

The discovery of zero-day vulnerabilities highlights the ongoing battle between cybersecurity and those seeking to exploit it. It's crucial for both software companies and researchers to collaborate transparently to patch these vulnerabilities and protect users' safety. 🔒

I wonder if the guy was lying about living in that gated community. Or maybe he was just renting a place and their security didn't have permission from the actual homeowners to allow just anyone in for the guy.

The flaws you say, here is a big flaw, connecting cars to the internet

17:00 yeah, when he said No to selling to a government, and the way he looked, he did. Anyone who sells is through many brokers and LOTS of very heavy handed NDA's. For him to live like that and only making a max of 15k off a bug, he has to do enough work to pull in altleast 25k a month PRE-TAX. or maybe a handful of the 200k bugs bounties a year. So he has had some very heavy zero day's hes sold....

Hmm, looks like controlling "steering" is not what it seems. Probably just a trigger for some parking assist thing rather then steering it? Havn't seen much of the video yet

This needs to be made into a movie.

Good thing Charlie wore those glasses 🤓😂🎉

It's not criminals that want it, it's countries or military industrial complex or defense contractors!!

Back in the early 2000's HRC handled a case under a law firm where as they were fighting for a "patent" that their client was holding & his fight was that HIS "ChipSET" would be installed in every car/truck/motorcycle, every plane/train -n- bus, in ALL vehicles & they won this case. Turns out that this "Chipset" would allow someone w/ a laptop the ability to hack into any vehicle & basically drive or fly that vehicle no matter what the person sitting in the drivers seat did. IT's real & I think this chip is in all vehicles after 1995 or close to that? Now there's Firms who provide police w/ a cars movements based around crimes so it's all real. You thought phones were all that tracked you but it's much more that that. Thanks for the video peace

That is nuts, I always thought about that, if it was possible to hack a car👀! Imagine hacking tractor trailers 😱😬😱?!

There's no question that companies should be happy to give bounties to non malicious hackers for found vulnerabilities. There's a big difference between a hacker being on their side and a hacker ready to sell or extort.

So such hackers might be responsible for many suspicious accidents occured in the past.

Lol he says no while nodding his head if he sold exploits to agency

Just imagine all the accidents they may have cost

Whoa! @approx 7 min- "500K prize for Pwned to Own"??? That is a great, "security conference"! Who puts up the money?

Don't think this procedure is easy or smooth going. hacking is like wiring up your house from scratch and using different wires that don't fit together but "Just work"

You think this is bad... this morning my fridge kicked the dog , the router struck my wife and my printer moved in next door

🚗💻 Whoa, this video is a real eye-opener! It's incredible how hackers can remotely access cars through vulnerabilities.

*long pause* we tell the vendors The long pause portion is where the real fun happens.

2023 ford cars have it right in the contract when you sign it. They monitor everything, including if your breaking the speed limit. And they can give that information to local law enforcement any time they ask for it.

Being able to do stuff like this was featured in the movie "AFTER THE SUNSET" which came out back in 2004 and at the time it was complete fiction. But still it's funny to see that eventually it became a reality, despite it being almost ten years later.

Try 2-3 million a pop per Zero day depending on what the RCE is.

They just need a good security testing team. Really good ones who can test in and out of RCE vulnerabilities. That's all.

Way to go way Vice! Putting Tencent on the map as a good company in spirit . The reason they’re doing it is so that they have a good face with the government and are not seen as adversaries. The company is playing the game that the company could be trusted. But we all know where this goes especially for companies that are connected to the CCP.

Zero Click: The Flaws that allow hackers to exploit phones.