Qihoo finds glitch in Tesla sedan

Tesla Motors Inc, whose Model S sedan is the subject of a hacking contest that was launched on Wednesday in Beijing by a computer security conference, said it will investigate and rectify any vulnerabilities discovered as a result of the competition.

The SyScan +360 conference is offering $10,000 to anyone who successfully hacks into the Tesla Model S, according to its website.

Qihoo 360 Technology Co found ways to remotely control the car's locks, horn, headlights and sunroof while the car is moving, the Beijing-based Internet security company said in a posting on its Sina Weibo account.