A vehicle is stolen every five minutes in the UK with keyless entry car theft. Here's how to prevent keyless car theft and keep your car safe. Keyless car theft (sometimes called relay theft) is when ...

Imitation Faraday pouches are flooding the market leaving drivers, who believe they are getting a bargain, still vulnerable to keyless car theft. Most modern cars today feature keyless car entry, but ...

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I spend a lot of my free time (and a lot of my I'm-at-work-and-should-be-working time) fiddling with the various online configurators that each automaker offers, especially for newly revealed models.

If you drive a keyless car, you have probably heard already of the dangers of having it stolen right from your driveway, by thieves using relay devices that capture your fob’s signals. On the same ...

"I saw this posted in a reply by our local police force in response to a query about Faraday pouches. Is it true they wear out? Keyless vehicles are often targeted by criminals using signal relay ...

Whether you unlock your car via a key fob, key card or phone apps, tech-savvy criminals are discovering new ways to clone your keys, unlock your car and drive off in a matter of seconds. Thankfully, ...

With keyless car theft rife in the UK, many drivers have taken extra precautions by purchasing Faraday pouches for their keys to block criminals from pinching their vehicles. But security experts are ...

Key fob relay attacks let thieves steal keyless cars in 60 seconds using $100 equipment, but Faraday pouches and new tech can stop them.