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November 25, 2020

Expert Insight On The Bluetooth Attack To Steal A Tesla Model X In Minutes
Karamba’s position is that the Tesla hack shows yet again the need of securing keyless entry systems.
According to new research from insurer LV= shows that in 2016- 2019, insurance claims for car theft have jumped by 20%, with keyless car theft accounting for a large proportion of the claims. These figures from LV= show that luxury car makes such as Audi, BMW, Jaguar, Land Rover, Lexus, Mercedes, Porsche and Tesla are increasingly affected by keyless theft, accounting for almost half (48%) of all ‘theft of’ vehicle claims. Karamba’s position is that the Tesla hack shows yet again the.....Read More
According to new research from insurer LV= shows that in 2016- 2019, insurance claims for car theft have jumped by 20%, with keyless car theft accounting for a large proportion of the claims. These figures from LV= show that luxury car makes such as Audi, BMW, Jaguar, Land Rover, Lexus, Mercedes, Porsche and Tesla are increasingly affected by keyless theft, accounting for almost half (48%) of all ‘theft of’ vehicle claims. Karamba’s position is that the Tesla hack shows yet again the need of securing keyless entry systems. Time and again vulnerabilities in the keyless entry components - on the key fob or in the respective controller in the car - lead to hack-based car theft. Ensuring software integrity from boot time to runtime should be a priority to close the hackers way in.  Read Less