You may have seen a Facebook post making the rounds about car thieves breaking into cars by mimicking your key fob. It isn’t a hoax, and police say they have evidence.

Key fobs are part of what is technically known ... The more complicated attack is known as the “relay attack.” This attack takes aim at the admittedly more secure rolling code security system ...

It's a growing concern known as "relay attack" or key fob cloning. Here’s how the crooks pull it off: one individual lingers near your car while another follows you closely, even inside a store.

These devices can simulate your key fob being near the vehicle even when, in reality, it's inside your home. How this relay theft works is simple: one thief holds the transmitter close to the car ...

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Despite locking the car, the victim says the burglars managed to get in and steal two drones, two Louis Vuitton jackets and a ...

The relay attack device exploits Tesla’s passive keyless entry system, which utilizes a special key fob or smartphone and Bluetooth to determine when the driver (or, more specifically ...

In response to those attacks, Tesla started rolling out extra layers of security with an “improved cryptography” key fob and optional ... was able to do a relay attack on the key.

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