Car thieves of the future might be able to get into a car and drive away
without forced entry and without needing a physical key, according to
new research that will be presented at the Network and Distributed
System Security Symposium next month in San Diego, California.
The researchers successfully attacked eight car manufacturers' passive
keyless entry and start systems—wireless key fobs that open a car's
doors and start the engine by proximity alone.
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