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It seems quite believable, especially when people were watching "Gone In Sixty Seconds", (the Nicholas Cage version)

 

But I'm sure that since then, technology has advanced quite abit.

I have a Clifford CAT1 alarm on my Honda that was installed 7 years ago, and with every press of the button it changes the frequency it transmits (Clifford called "Anti-Grabbing Technology).

I'm pretty sure that nowadays, this sort of tech should be the norm, but of course I can be wrong.

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I thought modern alarm systems used rolling codes anyway,plus they would need the key to disarm the immobalizer.

+1 - Rolling and encrypted I would suspect. They wont be able to get them, its too difficult. Far easier ways to steal the car ;)

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Yup rolling codes were introduced because of these weaknesses years ago.

Remember when Bmw tried to ban the sale of a watch years ago as it could be used to copy its codes.Think it was a gimic watch used to learn tv remote signals or something but some scumbag figured out it could copy their car alarm code....

 

Now they just grab the keys .... scum.

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