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Video: Car thieves going high-tech
MSN
Vectra cybersecurity engineer Jason Malley explains how car thieves can steal the ignition signal from a key fob inside a house and use the signal to start the car in the driveway. "They don't have to break a window and they don't have to jimmy a lock," says Malley. "They just unlock the car door, hit the start button and they're on their way."
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'Serious' Linux Sudo bug's damage potential actually may be small
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