Hackers unlock car via text
Hackers unlock car via text
Two security researchers from iSec Partners have shown at the Black Hat security conference in Las Vegas they can unlock a Subaru Outback and actually start the engine - all remotely.
http://www.tgdaily.com/security-feat...k-car-via-text
It is perfectly legal to be stupid....
STOP
abusing the privilege.....
I am NOT a doctor, police officer, FBI agent, ambulance tech, or Part 90 dispatcher.
I am an amateur radio operator, in what still is, at least somewhat, a quasi-technical hobby.
I am NOT a DHS employee, and I don't work for FEMA.
I am a freaking bus driver, yapping on the radio, playing with antennas and having FUN
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Wow Scary stuff. Technology. Who needs it?
Randy - K7NNT
"Happiness is to be found along the way, not at the end of the road, for then the journey is over and it is too late."
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now they'll have to build security codes into their remote controls. (it shouldn't have been announced, when the high tech criminals hear they'll be figuring it out)
I know the old school method was to get your VIN off the dash & get a replacement key made according to that. I still to this day keep my handicapped placard covering it
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