InvertedLogic
Well-Known Member
Listened to a great podcast about stealing cars with pushbutton and remote unlock. A common way is to capture the signal from the fob when the lock/unlock button is pressed while jamming the car's receiver. The owner thinks that the button press didn't work, so they press again, it works and off they go. Later, the thief can reply the captured code from earlier. Actually makes a better case for proximity locks since you're not broadcasting a code across a parking lot. The only communication is happening within 5ft of your door.
https://hackablepodcast.com/episodes/keyless-entry
https://hackablepodcast.com/episodes/keyless-entry
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