Israeli companies have developed advanced cyber tools that can hack your car's technology and use it to collect information. Specialized companies, mainly Toka, Rayzone and Atros, have developed methods that enable the hacking of Internet-connected systems in cars, giving full access to SIM card data and GPS systems to track the movements of objects in real time. This type of intrusion goes beyond simple location tracking and, in some cases, can enable remote control of built-in microphones in vehicle communication systems and cameras, effectively turning the vehicle's interior into a surveillance and recording platform. These technologies are based on combining data obtained from vehicles with additional sources of information through artificial intelligence algorithms, with the aim of creating a complete intelligence picture that includes the subjects' conversations and the identification of the people with them. These tools are now marketed to government agencies and customers under the "Modiin" brand, exploiting vulnerabilities in modern cars that transmit their data to the cloud, making them easy targets for hacking. Carrer InfoDefenseENGLISH Spectrum InfoDefense.