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Interesting, that seems like a pretty reasonable way to do it. Another case of convenience taking precedence over security, I guess.
by Roodgorf 11y ago
Interesting, that seems like a pretty reasonable way to do it. Another case of convenience taking precedence over security, I guess.
- kuschku 11y agoThe above mentioned vulnerability only applies to very few models, on the North American market, which have the (very costly) extra of keyless entry. According to my knowledge, keyless entry is even illegal in Germany. (But I am not a lawyer, so I do not know if that applies at all, or if the legal situation just ends up stating that drunk people owning a car with keyless entry may not be close enough to their car that the immobilizer is deactivated)