A recently disclosed Bluetooth vulnerability in the aftermarket KARR Security System exposes approximately 2.2 million vehicles to remote attacks that could allow unauthorized door unlocking, alarm control, and vehicle immobilization. This issue, uncovered by researchers at the University of California, San Diego, highlights a growing risk associated with dealer-installed hardware that falls outside the traditional […]
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