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Nonsense. Why not simply design it so that it's difficult and dangerous to access the "reset button" unless you're a trained mechanic with a Rotary lift? Then i
by jasomill 14y ago
Nonsense. Why not simply design it so that it's difficult and dangerous to access the "reset button" unless you're a trained mechanic with a Rotary lift? Then it's more difficult to steal than an ordinary car, and you are done.
In light of history, the answer is probably a combination of laziness, inertia, and an attempt to steer customers to authorized BMW service centers. Or perhaps the threat model includes theft by tow truck? (not kidding; perhaps this is common in some places, at least for high-end vehicles?)
- Too 14y agoOf course you can always make it safer physically, I'm talking about the cryptographic safety. About towing, look at the video in the article posted. One guy breaks in and releases the parking break while the other 3 push the car. Doesn't show where they push it to though.