Sir, Izabella Kaminska, in “An analogue solution to digital car crime” (December 6), describes how modern car thieves can capture signals from remote key fobs often kept near owners’ front doors, then ...

Criminals no longer go equipped with a crowbar and screwdriver to steal your car. The modern generation of crooks use sophisticated technology to bypass security systems, exploiting weaknesses to ...

We've heard for a while now that hackers are taking advantage of keyless entry systems to steal modern cars in what are known as "relay attacks." And while some folks are using old-school methods like ...

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Gone are the days when misplacing your car key was just an inconvenience; today, you also need to worry about savvy car criminals who can hijack keyfob signals to steal vehicles. However, there's a ...

Authorities are warning car-owners that vehicles developed in the last decade that use keyless technology are susceptible to theft.

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. As society continues to undergo its high-tech makeover, your average everyday citizen has, arguably, never been more exposed to any number of ...