Remote keyless entry systems are being hijacked in seconds using cheap tech. From Teslas to F-150s, see which models are most vulnerable—and how to protect yours.

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Therefore, the use of this method is not very safe and reliable. For example, for keyless entry systems for cars. Therefore, it is necessary to create a new more sophisticated method. To solve this ...