The Indian government has removed two apps from app stores after reports that they could be used to remotely disable certain e-rickshaws through Bluetooth connectivity. The controversy centres on a ...

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Explore the cybersecurity risks in the E-Rickshaw sector after incidents of remote vehicle shutdowns via smartphone apps.

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BMS, Lossigy, and Epoch Li-ion apps from Google Play Store and Apple App Store after reports that they were misused to ...

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BAT-BMS was designed as a battery management tool, but authorities are investigating allegations that unsecured Bluetooth-enabled battery systems in some e-rickshaws are being exploited to immobilise ...