Grab a faraday cage for your keyless entry fob (Score: 1, Interesting) by fobguard@pipedot.org on 2015-05-17 11:00 (#96VE) Guys, you can solve the problem with a keyless entry fob faraday cage from Fob Guard. It's small, light, durable, and fits in your jeans. It's made in the USA, from materials all developed and sourced in the USA. Sorry to be a bit spammy here but I hope that this is exactly what some pipedot members will find useful to protect themselves from this kind of hacking. Cheers! Re: Grab a faraday cage for your keyless entry fob (Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on 2015-07-29 05:53 (#FRVD) Hi pipedot, I'm an AC who has wandered over from slashdot for the first time. Is it considered acceptable use for companies to sell their products within the comments here like this? If so I'll keep a wanderin'......and having a special baggie to put your keys in (and take out of every time you want to use)? Seems more inconvenient than the good old-fashioned button on the keyfob, doncha think? For the cost of a Fob Guard you could get your remote entry key coded to an after-market press button keyfob. Problem solved.
Re: Grab a faraday cage for your keyless entry fob (Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on 2015-07-29 05:53 (#FRVD) Hi pipedot, I'm an AC who has wandered over from slashdot for the first time. Is it considered acceptable use for companies to sell their products within the comments here like this? If so I'll keep a wanderin'......and having a special baggie to put your keys in (and take out of every time you want to use)? Seems more inconvenient than the good old-fashioned button on the keyfob, doncha think? For the cost of a Fob Guard you could get your remote entry key coded to an after-market press button keyfob. Problem solved.