BeboRevealed: car industry was warned keyless vehicles vulnerable to theft a decade ago
AatubeSeems to be specifically about these you unlock from your phone and then press a button to start
A device disguised as a games console - known as an “emulator” - is being exploited by thieves to steal vehicles within 20 seconds by mimicking the electronic key.
Baron Von JCould be the Flipper Zero that Canada just banned, due to it’s use in car thefts.
Canada’s Flipper Zero ban: once again, politicians show they know nothing about technology
Following the lead of countries like Brazil and platforms such as Amazon, now Canada has banned the Flipper Zero, a multi-functional digital device that has generated fascination and controversy in…
The flipper zero can’t get around rolling codes, unless it’s a very specific situation. Car thiefs aren’t using them.
The OP’s quote leaves out the “It is being targeted at Hyundai and Kia models.” part. From what I can find those brands are (were?) susceptible to rollback where sending an old code reactivates codes that came after it
KairuByteDefault firmware cannot, and most cars won’t work. But specific makes have decades old security holes that still exist in new models… for reasons?