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You need to be within 15 feet of the owners key fob at some point for this to work, so it doesn't seem like a super realistic attack. I think it's pretty rare f
by GhostVII 6y ago
You need to be within 15 feet of the owners key fob at some point for this to work, so it doesn't seem like a super realistic attack. I think it's pretty rare for a car thief to target a particular person, rather than just stealing a random car on a quiet block.
- FireBeyond 6y agoReally? You don't see cars parked in the driveway? Many people will have their wallet and key sitting on a side table right inside the front door. Not sure why that seems so rare.
- mhh__ 6y ago> You need to be within 15 feet of the owners key fob at some point for this to work, so it doesn't seem like a super realistic attack. 1) Look for Tesla parked or parking 2) Either Follow or wait for Tesla owner, distract them long enough to exploit the vulnerability. 3) [No ambiguity this time actually] 4) Profit
- jacquesm 6y agoThere are similar attacks on late model Mercedes' with two way amplification of the signal of the fob and the response from the car. It looks like two pizzaboxes and a laptop.