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Hacker Shows Off Way to Unlock, Start Teslas Remotely
17 May 2022 | Abstracted from Driving/Canada
"By redirecting communications between a car owner's mobile phone, or key fob, and the car, outsiders can fool the entry system into thinking the owner is located physically near the vehicle."The 'relay attack' is not unique to Tesla models, but it is becoming increasingly easy for thieves to pull off."
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