'Unhackable' smart vehicle alarms could be used to steal expensive cars, warn researchers
Some smart car alarms can come with serious vulnerabilities
Researchers have found vulnerability in some smart car alarms. Image via Pixabay
Researchers at UK security firm Pen Test Partners claim that a number of supposedly smart car alarms come with serious security vulnerabilities - security flaws that could make it easy for hackers to steal...
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