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Replying to self as I can no longer edit: Tesla released an update in 2017 giving users the ability to disable keyless entry. That paired with OTA I wonder if
by Crosseye_Jack 7y ago
Replying to self as I can no longer edit:
Tesla released an update in 2017 giving users the ability to disable keyless entry. That paired with OTA I wonder if it would be wise of them to push an advisory to all cars with keyless entry still enabled advising the customer of the risk of keyless entry and asking the customer if they would like to disable it? If you have made it explicitly clear that keyless gives a convenience bump at the sacrifice of security but the customer still decides to leave keyless enabled that is a choice the customer willingly made.
Just thinking outloud.
- labawi 7y agoI seems to me it shouldn't be too expensive to offer a key upgrade, if the new models are safer.
- Crosseye_Jack 7y agoI thought a key upgrade might work if they can get the time of flight working correctly to kill of amplify attacks. But it was more an "in the mean time" fix until they release new keys with time of flight or your new service.