The first step to protect your vehicles from cyber attacks is to understand the potential risks and vulnerabilities. Some of the common targets for hackers are the infotainment system, the engine control unit (ECU), the onboard diagnostics (OBD) port, the key fob, and the wireless communication systems. These can be exploited to steal data, manipulate functions, or even take control of the vehicle. For example, hackers can access the infotainment system to track your location, listen to your conversations, or display false information. They can also tamper with the ECU to alter the speed, braking, or steering of the vehicle. Moreover, they can use the OBD port to connect a malicious device that can override the vehicle's security features. Furthermore, they can clone or jam the key fob to unlock or start the vehicle remotely. Finally, they can intercept or spoof the wireless signals to disrupt the connectivity or navigation of the vehicle.