Re:Bluetooth relay attacks allow Tesla Model 3 / Y to be unl...
by msh on Tuesday May 17, 2022 @08:56AM
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Also how big is the risk of theft?
Its not like a normal IT security problem where attackers can be anywhere on earth.
I dont know the numbers for the US, but in my country it seems 0,9% of cars gets reported stolen a year, which includes stupid stuff like leaving the car idling outside your view. Thats a risk I can live with and don't want to have bothersome security to avoid.
Its not like a normal IT security problem where attackers can be anywhere on earth.
I dont know the numbers for the US, but in my country it seems 0,9% of cars gets reported stolen a year, which includes stupid stuff like leaving the car idling outside your view. Thats a risk I can live with and don't want to have bothersome security to avoid.