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Travis Campbell

This Car’s Keyless Entry Can Be Hacked With a $20 Device Bought Online

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Keyless entry has become a standard feature in modern vehicles, allowing drivers to unlock and start their cars without fumbling for keys. But with this convenience comes a hidden risk that many car owners overlook. Thieves are now using inexpensive devices—some costing as little as $20 and easily purchased online—to hack into keyless entry systems and steal cars in minutes. This isn’t just a problem for luxury vehicles; it affects a wide range of makes and models. If you rely on keyless entry, it’s time to understand the risks and learn how to protect your investment. Here’s what you need to know to keep your car safe from high-tech thieves.

1. How Keyless Entry Systems Work

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