| Thieves are becoming quicker, savvier,
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| | scans in less than 1 second without the
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| and more advanced. Vehicles, which are
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| | victim knowing. They use the laptop to
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| equipped with computer-based security
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| | try various combinations until the right
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| system, keyless entry and ignition
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| | combinations were yielded. Finally, they
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| systems, can now be stolen in just a few
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| | gained entrance to the car and started
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| seconds.
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| | it.
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| How do you steal a car in 15 seconds?
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| | Advanced Anti-theft system is a
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| Some thieves force the window of the car
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| | necessity. Nonetheless, they have to
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| to have a good opening. The car door is
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| | really serve their purpose. These days,
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| later unlocked and locked. They then pop
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| | OEM and aftermarket immobilizers are now
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| the hood, disconnect the battery and look
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| | integrated in Chrysler, Hyundai, Nissan,
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| for the ignition cable. If still, the
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| | Mitsubishi and Ford accessories. Other
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| method does not work, thieves have ample
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| | cars with this safety feature are Dodge
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| time to manipulate car alarm. The next
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| | Neon, Lincoln Continental and Town Car,
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| thing the car owner knows is that his
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| | Plymouth Breeze, Toyota Landcruiser and
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| fancy car is nowhere to be found.
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| | 4Runner, Ford Windstar, Crown Victoria,
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| This manner of stealing a car is
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| | and Contour, and the Mercury Marquis.
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| prevalent in Europe. Thieves further
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| | Jeep Cherokee accessories and Nissan
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| employ decrypting the 40-bit code
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| | Pathfinder accessories also integrate
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| sequence to unlock the car's door,
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| | sophisticated immobilizer systems.
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| disengage security system and - transfer
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| | The immobilizer contains a transponder.
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| ownership. This is for the reason that
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| | The latter also contains unalterable
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| the owner of the code becomes the owner
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| | identification code. It works by
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| of the car.
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| | employing radio frequency and signal
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| How do you steal a car in less than 15
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| | powers.
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| seconds? To steal a keyless car, all it
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| | As technology develops, thieves as well,
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| takes is the know-how on Basic Encryption
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| | become more and more advanced. Moreover,
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| 101. In the Johns Hopkins/RSA study, the
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| | car owners clamor for cutting-edge
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| authors simulated the car's ignition
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| | ignition keys that no one or nothing can
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| system using a laptop. They made several
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| | copy.
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