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Tesla Model S key fobs were vulnerable to a low-tech hack Researchers from a Belgian university found the weakness and Tesla has already fixed the issue.
KU Leuven's original key fob attack on the Model S worked by using a couple of Proxmark and Yard Stick One radios and a Raspberry Pi minicomputer to grab the radio signal from a parked Tesla, and ...
According to researchers, despite Tesla's code checking and security updating, it's easy to clone a Model S key and drive away with the car.
Owners of one Tesla model should maybe stop relying on just their key fob to unlock their car. Researchers at Belgium university KU Leuven have reported that they've again successfully bypassed ...
Tesla's Model S was found to have more key fob security blues, report says A research team at a Belgian university found another vulnerability in Tesla's Pektron-sourced key fobs.
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KU Leuven researchers have detailed a technique that let them bypass the encryption on Tesla's key fob for the Model S, making it trivial to clone the key, get inside and start the vehicle.
The Belgian researchers reported the security issues to Tesla in August 2020 and the company is now rolling over-the-air firmware update to address the issues affecting the SUV's key fob.
Weak encryption in Tesla Model S key fobs allowed all-too-easy theft, but you can set a PIN code on your Tesla to protect it.