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Tesla Wall Connector Hacked in 18-Minute Attack via Charging Port Vulnerability

Posted: June 20, 2025

Categories: Hacking, vulnerability

Tags: tesla wall connector hack, tesla security measures, pwn2own automotive competition, infostealer malware, firmware downgrade attack, electric vehicle charger security, cybersecurity, charging port vulnerability, arbitrary code execution

Author: Npav Lab

Views: 12

Tesla's Wall Connector was hacked in an 18-minute attack during the Pwn2Own Automotive competition, exposing vulnerabilities in the charging port. Learn about the implications and security measures taken.

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Urgent Chrome Update: Critical Vulnerabilities Allow Arbitrary Code Execution

Posted: June 18, 2025

Categories: Google, vulnerability

Tags: v8 engine, user safety, use-after-free, security vulnerabilities, google security, cve-2025-6192, cve-2025-6191, chrome update, browser update, arbitrary code execution

Author: Npav Lab

Views: 29

Google has released an urgent update for Chrome to address critical vulnerabilities that allow arbitrary code execution. Users must update immediately to ensure their security.

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