It says in the article: "Generally, these exploits are shared with Tesla, and it helps the automaker secure its systems."
So it's only a matter of time till Tesla patches it.
> The group of hackers claims that their “Tesla Jailbreak” is “unpatchable” and allows to run “arbitrary software on the infotainment.”
And the full quote of what you put:
> Electrek’s Take
> Generally, these exploits are shared with Tesla, and it helps the automaker secure its systems.
> In this case, the hackers said that despite the exploit, they believe Tesla’s security is better than other automakers.
Doesn't seem like the security researchers actually shared the exploit with Tesla, at least as far as I understand.
And if this research group wants to enable regular people to "jailbreak" their cars, they have to publish their full methodology anyway.
And yeah, you are correct, Tesla can close up that exploit in their newer hardware revisions.
So hackers can claim they called tesla, and tesla can ignore it and we no wiser