Does anyone know if it's actually common for these vulns to be exploited by thieves? I've heard of people using amplification attacks where they simply amplify

Does anyone know if it's actually common for these vulns to be exploited by thieves? I've heard of people using amplification attacks where they simply amplify the key fob from a distance (https://cbsaustin.com/news/local/car-thieves-are-hacking-key-fobs-to-quickly-and-quietly-steal-vehicles https://cbsaustin.com/news/local/car-thieves-are-hacking-key...), but using a replay exploit like this seems like it's a lot less common. Lately the big thing locally (south central Texas) has been catalytic converter thefts more than stealing anything inside the car though.