Hacking My Tesla Model 3 – Security Overview

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> Intel SOC’s efuse. This is a bit built into the processor that can only be written once.

I wish efuses were illegal. More specifically, I wish that all write-once storage were required to be separate from any other component and replaceable by the end user. The only "security" that would be lost by such a requirement is securing a device from its owner.

It's a nice wish.

I wish to never own a Tesla, as well as to never give the asshole that is Elon Mullosk any money.

Don't conventional automakers do things like locking you out of your own ECUs? Are you really any more free with their cars?

You are correct.

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