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My '18 Subaru doesn't FWIW. Stick shift is a bit of a deterrent too

• giobox 4y ago
  Subaru really sold a car without a remote locking key/fob in 2018?? Almost every Subaru ever in the past 10 years has a key with remote lock/unlock functionality just like the one in the Rolling-PWN example linked above. In North America you'd have to try really hard to buy the cheapest new car you could find to get a dumb key, and even then it probably has remote central locking and potential vulnerabilities to replay attacks. Your chance of getting a new car any time in the last decade that has no remote central locking and no potential replay attack surface is very, very low - this attack vector has been proven in many car key fobs for a long time.
  • kojeovo 4y ago
    Facepalm, I misunderstood. Thought it was the keyless start specifically. Mine needs the physical key to start it but can be unlocked remotely. So they can get in, but not drive it off I suppose.