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Car hacking is becoming a more alarming issue every day, it seems. Just this week, security researchers announced that they'd found another major vulnerability that could affect any car from any brand built in the last few decades. After watching a video about the hack, one Ford owner found exactly that same type of device in his own car. Here's why you might want to take a peek in your own vehicle and why the threat in this case isn't as scary as it may seem.
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