Security · 2h ago
Bluetooth flaw in car security systems puts 2.2M vehicles at risk
Researchers discovered that dealer-installed KARR and SWDS security systems have a Bluetooth vulnerability that allows attackers to remotely unlock doors and disable the engine. The flaw potentially affects 2.2 million cars. Owners should check if their vehicle uses these systems and contact the dealer for a fix.
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The hack exploits aftermarket add-ons, not the car's core systems, but the scale of exposure highlights how third-party accessories can create unexpected security gaps.
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