Hackers have uncovered ways to unlock and start nearly all modern Honda-branded vehicles by wirelessly stealing codes from an owner’s key fob. Dubbed “ Rolling Pwn,” the attack allows any ...

The fob sends a signal to a receiver inside the vehicle that disarms the car’s lock system. Key fobs are part of what is technically known as the vehicle’s remote keyless system, or RKS.

How your car's security system works Inside your key fob, there’s a tiny computer chip. This chip is programmed with a unique code that it sends to your car's security system.

Hackers are using a custom Flipper Zero firmware to bypass security protections in automotive key fobs, putting millions of ...

You park your car, press the lock button on your key fob, and confidently walk away. But what if thieves could bypass your ...

A key fob uses a computer chip to create a unique code that it sends to your car's security system. The car also has a chip using the same algorithm to generate codes.

Copying a key fob code might be easy enough with the right access, but good luck trying to figure out Brake-Pause Track-Steering Wheel Volume Up-Brake. The system can work with both keyless and ...