While I fully share your concern, it is worth noting that no Tesla so far has been stolen using techniques like this one. But many cars have been stolen just by tampering with the lock.
As a nascent technology for cars as is this one, it is expected to have some flaws. I imagine that when locks were designed they were not the securest thing in world to protect your stuff.
Of course we can do better in terms of security, there is always room to improve. It looks like there is a great flaw here that could get a fix, but I would not dismiss this technology just because of this.
As a nascent technology for cars as is this one, it is expected to have some flaws. I imagine that when locks were designed they were not the securest thing in world to protect your stuff.
Of course we can do better in terms of security, there is always room to improve. It looks like there is a great flaw here that could get a fix, but I would not dismiss this technology just because of this.
Where there is a lock there will always be a key.