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Tesla factory targeted by Russian hackers says Elon Musk

Russian national linked to hacking plot against Tesla arrested by US authorities

by The Gurus
August 28, 2020
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Elon Musk has confirmed that Russian hackers were plotting cyberattacks against the Tesla factory in Nevada. Just this week, US authorities had arrested a Russian national for trying to lure an employee to plant malware on the network for a $1 million reward.

Initially, the court indictment did not name the company, but a lot of speculation from the automobile/electric car industry led many to believe it was Tesla that was the target due to the large factory situated in Sparks, Nevada.

 

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