Hackers learn how to get into your keyless entry car….
http://m.technologyreview.com/news/422298/car-theft-by-antenna/
Besides the criminal implications, the civil law will have to adapt to this new problem, as there is no sign of forced entry, so can the insurance company deny a theft claim by saying you failed to lock your car ?
And, leaving your garage door opener in the car will make getting into your house even easier.
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