vulnerability
Vulnerabilities in Car Anti-Theft Device
Critical
Summary
A security flaw in a popular aftermarket car alarm system, the KARR Security System, allows hackers to remotely control vehicles via Bluetooth. This vulnerability affects over two million cars in the US and could lead to theft and stranded drivers. The researchers at UC San Diego discovered the flaw, highlighting a significant risk to vehicle owners.
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