Car Remote Security Vulnerabilities and Latest Hacking Cases

As smart key systems become more widespread, the security vulnerabilities of car remotes can no longer be ignored. This post systematically explains key hacking methods, real-world cases, and prevention strategies you should know. 1. Types of Car Remote Security Vulnerabilities Relay Attack: Hijacking the signal to make the car believe the key is nearby RollJam Attack: Disrupting rolling codes to reuse previously captured codes Fixed Code Replay: Replicating a static code captured from older remotes CAN Bus Attack: Exploiting internal vehicle network vulnerabilities through OBD-II port 2. Recent Hacking Cases London, UK (2020): Hundreds of BMW and Mercedes vehicles stolen via relay attacks Munich, Germany (2021): Luxury SUVs hijacked using RollJam during the night Seoul, Korea (2022): Relay attacks suspected in valet garages of high-end Hyundai and Kia models USA (2023): Smart key cloning kits openly sold on black markets and online forums...