This means that it wouldn’t be possible to track Toyota owners using the exposed information unless an attacker knew their car’s vehicle identification number (VIN).
The Japanese auto maker also revealed that video recordings taken outside of affected cars may have been exposed during the breachĪlthough there is no evidence that the exposed information was misused, hackers or anyone else for that matter, could have obtained in-vehicle GPS navigation terminal ID numbers, chassis numbers and vehicle location information with time data from any of the affected vehicles.Īt the same time, personally identifiable information like driver’s licenses, addresses and phone numbers weren’t exposed as a result of the breach. For those unfamiliar, T-Connect is the company’s in-car smart service that can be used for voice assistance, customer service, car status and management as well as on-road emergency help.
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