Saturday, July 25, 2026

Cybercrime - What Would You Say If You Were Told That the Anti-Theft Security System In Your Car Actually Makes It More Vulnerable to Theft?

 As the last paragraph in the article linked below states "Cars are essentially computers now, for better or worse".

Consumer reports indicate that close to 2 million cars are in danger of being stolen because of a fault in the cars security program that allows a thief to access your vehicle with a bluetooth hack. 

Oh my, the wonder of Technology....... 

 2 Million Cars At Risk Of Bluetooth 

Hack That Unlocks Car Doors

 A security vulnerability affecting at least 2 million vehicles on the road today is so serious that some cybersecurity experts are calling it one of the worst car-hacking threats in years. It involves a third party, aftermarket device called the KARR Security System. When exploited, the threat potentially gives attackers a way to wirelessly unlock a vehicles doors or prevent it from starting.

 To read the rest of the Article go to:

https://www.popsci.com/technology/car-bluetooth-cybersecurity-hack/


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