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This new anti-theft device proposal is life 2FA for cars

This new anti-theft device proposal is life 2FA for cars
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Researchers claim a new way to stop car thieves in their tracks

The University of Michigan just proposed a somewhat low-tech method of halting keyless car hacking and any other kind of car theft.

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Low-tech secret handshake box tests 99 9% effective against car theft

With US car thefts up 25.1% since 2019, it's clear that high-tech key fob immobilizers aren't cutting the mustard. But this might: UMich researchers have created a charmingly low-tech anti-theft device that turns the whole car into a security keypad.

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Old-tech solution may protect high-tech car in new ways from auto hacking, theft

Battery Sleuth delivers a sort of "voltage fingerprint" to the car when the driver enters a security code into a keypad. Here's what happens next.

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This old-tech solution may protect your high-tech car in new ways from auto hacking, theft

Battery Sleuth delivers a sort of "voltage fingerprint" to the car when the driver enters a security code into a keypad. Here's what happens next.

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