cars with keyless entry
Posted: Fri Dec 09, 2016 8:48 pm
H4xx0r3d.
I must say I'm shocked, positively shocked, that whatever electrical or mechanical engineer who designed the security aspects of the device and took maybe one semester of C back in college wasn't prepared for the finer points of 21st-century wireless security.The device is actually two sets of equipment. When the unsuspecting victim parks and locks the car, a thief standing not far away holds the first device, which is used to pick up and amplify the electronic signal as it is sent between the car and the key fob.
That signal is relayed to a second device, which tricks the car into thinking that the key fob is near the car. That disarms the security system, unlocks the door and authenticates the engine to start.