Hyundai wants Ioniq 5 owners to pay to fix a keyless entry security hole
Hyundai wants Ioniq 5 owners to pay to fix a keyless entry security hole
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Hyundai wants Ioniq 5 owners to pay to fix a keyless entry security hole
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oh look, more kia/hyundai vulnerabilities. they learned from last time- regulators won't do a fucking thing to stop them.
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does anyone have links to something with pictures and more about what the gameboy like device does? I have heard about it a couple times now but nobody ever says more then this
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Looks like a key spoofer in an emulator shell.
Low quality video on BBC as well.
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Not sure if this is the exact one they mention, but they're called key emulators and can get quite expensive, this one is 23,000 https://unlockcarsgrabber.com/product/codegrabber-p31-keyless-go-nintendo-tetris-gameboy/
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haha probably 3d printed to match the last generation of those Gameboy Color
tricky! Especially if it's got a Gameboy emulator in it as a panic button
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No idea, but based on the CVE I'm guessing flipper zero.
They said it costs "€20,000" but I wonder if writer misread the price, but a flipper is $200 USD.
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Sue them. This is Kia boys part 2
They'll just slide a cool $20 to der Fuerher to make it go away