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Because, historically, such issues simply are not getting fixed. Basically every keyfob sold before the mid 2000s got hacked via various methods. That's just a
by Roritharr 6y ago
Because, historically, such issues simply are not getting fixed.
Basically every keyfob sold before the mid 2000s got hacked via various methods. That's just a fact car manufacturers have not addressed retroactively.
- cptskippy 6y agoVulnerabilities were found in Ford's 2019 key fobs. Let's not forget you can use a De Bruijn sequence of like 3200 numbers to unlock any Ford with Securicide. I don't know if Ford fixed it in newer models but as it was on 90% of vehicles they sold since the 90s, they opted to roll the dice and not recall.
- CamperBob2 6y agoThere should be a literary term for cases where a typo or malapropism is as incredibly apt as "Securicide."
- interestica 6y agoI didn't know it was a typo until you highlighted. I legit thought it was the name of some hacker tool.