For Baltimore drivers, car theft is starting to look less like a smash-and-grab and more like something out of a hacking thriller. Thieves are quietly using small electronic gadgets to hijack key-fob ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - A Kansas City man is facing charges after a grand jury indicted him on auto theft-related charges following a months-long investigation, the Clay County Sheriff’s Office says ...

If you need a Chevy HHR key fob programmer, do some research before buying. Today, car keys are very secure. Many car keys come in key fobs rather than mechanical keys. When you press a button on your ...

The $1,600 factory-installed tracking device on the 2024-2026 Toyota Tundra is failing to stop professional thieves, who are now using "CAN bus injection" to vanish with trucks in under 10 minutes.

Steve Traub had just gone out of town for a trip but left his key fob inside his house. When he came back home to Wauwatosa, he noticed something missing from his driveway. “It was one of those things ...

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Police say key fob cloning has become a common way to steal cars in minutes. Devices used to program or copy fobs are now easy to buy online. Officials urge drivers to take simple steps to reduce ...

F-150 owners can receive alerts to their smartphones of potential thefts that include an unauthorized person entering their pickup, whether doors are ajar and if the vehicle is moved or towed. One of ...

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Car thieves are using tablets and antennas to steal keyless or "push to start" vehicles, police warn, but there are steps owners can take to protect their vehicles. Recently, a group of masked ...

• California police are warning of a surge in high-tech auto thefts targeting key-fob signals and onboard computers. • Thieves are now using tablets, antennas and signal boosters to unlock and start ...