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You're worried about someone standing next to your car for 10-20 minutes pushing buttons and not messing up a 3125 number combo on a keypad with almost no tacti
by strictnein 8y ago
You're worried about someone standing next to your car for 10-20 minutes pushing buttons and not messing up a 3125 number combo on a keypad with almost no tactile feedback?
- tspike 8y agoSurely a rock or other heavy blunt object would be more effective.
- codys 8y agoThe comment you're replying to contains: > Someone this year made a bot that did it in about 5 minutes. It's also the case that it's plausible one can interrupt & resume the sequence (at the cost of 4 extra button presses per interruption).
- strictnein 8y agoSure, but it's kind of silly. There are far, far simpler ways to get into a car than bringing a robot with you.
- pbhjpbhj 8y agoDo they give you on-going [presumably] secret access?
- sitkack 8y agoSo you are saying that keypad entry systems are vulnerable to meth addled mathematicians? https://www.reddit.com/r/math/comments/1jyp0a/how_much_amphetamineritalin_was_paul_erd%C5%91s_taking/ https://www.reddit.com/r/math/comments/1jyp0a/how_much_amphe...
- shittyadmin 8y agoYeah, this is nowhere near as bad as the proximity remote attacks where a simple amplifier is enough to trigger the key to open the door - or even to drive away with the car if you do a bit more serious engineering.