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I saw a report a while back that if you put your car keys in the freezer or something it blocks enough of the signal from your keys so that someone can't use th
by ToastyMallows 11y ago
I saw a report a while back that if you put your car keys in the freezer or something it blocks enough of the signal from your keys so that someone can't use this signal repeater to unlock your car, it's supposed to act like a Faraday cage (somewhat).
I know it sounds stupid but I remember seeing it on HackerNews a while back. I'm not sure if it was debunked or not.
- PirateDave 11y agoI can't find the HN link, but I think this is the article you are referring to: http://www.networkworld.com/article/2909589/microsoft-subnet/thieves-can-use-17-power-amplifier-to-break-into-cars-with-remote-keyless-systems.html http://www.networkworld.com/article/2909589/microsoft-subnet...