Terrorists will hack driverless cars and use them for horrific attacks, report warns ...Middle East

TERRORISTS will hack into driverless cars and use them for mass casualty attacks, a report is warning. They may also hijack drones and use them to drop bombs, it says. There are concerns terrorists could use driverless cars in attacks PAEdmund King said: ‘We are aware that cyber security is a big issue which will need in-built safeguards when it comes to driverless cars’[/caption] The bleak forecasts are outlined in the Local Government Association’s Future Crime Horizon Scan. Driverless cars are heading for our roads from 2025 and the report says there is “particular concern” about them being used as weapons. It adds: “This would serve to proliferate vehicular terrorism by

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