The third annual Pwn2Own Automotive competition has begun at Automotive World in Tokyo, featuring a record 73 entries from talented security researchers. The competition aims to test the latest automotive components in a real-world environment, with participants attempting to exploit vulnerabilities in various categories. The categories include In-Vehicle Infotainment, Level 2 Electric Vehicle Chargers, and Level 3 Electric Vehicle Chargers, among others. The schedule for the competition has been released, with each team having a limited time to demonstrate their exploits. The teams are competing for cash prizes and Master of Pwn points, with the total prize pool being substantial. The competition is expected to be intense, with many teams targeting the same devices and categories. The event will feature demonstrations and discoveries, and updates will be posted as the competition progresses. The Pwn2Own Automotive competition is a major milestone, with this year's event being the largest and most competitive yet. The competition will run for several days, with the schedule subject to change as the event unfolds. The outcome of the competition is highly anticipated, with the winning teams being awarded significant cash prizes and recognition in the security research community.