Aftermarket Car Anti-Theft Devices Leave Owners Vulnerable to Hackers
Aftermarket anti-theft security systems commonly installed by used-car dealerships can lie dormant in vehicles without the owner's knowledge and be remotely activated by hackers to gain entry. Owners are frequently unaware the devices are even present in their cars, let alone that they carry a cybersecurity vulnerability. Security researchers warn that the true scale of exposure to this threat remains largely unknown.
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