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Fiat Chrysler paying the public to find security flaws in cars

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Fiat Chrysler Automobiles announced it would reward hackers for finding weaknesses in vehicle software.
 
The bounty program comes two years after hackers demonstrated they could remotely control systems in the automaker’s Jeep Cherokee, according to Fortune.
 
For each bug found, FCA will pay between $150 and $1,500 through cyber security company Bug Crowd.
 
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