Probably best you don't look into the security of other manufacturer's keyless entry systems...
Many people refer to it as "relay theft" since historically it's often just a matter of relaying/repeating a signal - there may be no real authentication involved.
Around physical security, I'm often reminded that "locks are for honest thieves".
Many people refer to it as "relay theft" since historically it's often just a matter of relaying/repeating a signal - there may be no real authentication involved.
Around physical security, I'm often reminded that "locks are for honest thieves".