Cybersecurity researcher Martin Herfurth learned how to hijack a Tesla in 130 seconds.

It is in this period of time that you can start the car after opening the door with a key card. Herfurt noted that during this period, the electric car can accept new keys via Bluetooth. He created an application that intercepts the signal and allows you to create your own key, and then download it to the car - it is enough to be near the victim during that very 130-second window. The researcher has already transferred the information to Elon Musk's company.