[Gunkk]

[NG329]

Originally Posted by AZ_1LE

I don't see how at this point we don't have the ability to have a kind of multi-factor authentication, like send a push notification to my phone asking if it's ok to start the car, or a much better anti-theft system.

As a fellow tech nerd, this is a million dollar idea.

[z28pat]

Originally Posted by AZ_1LE

I don't see how at this point we don't have the ability to have a kind of multi-factor authentication, like send a push notification to my phone asking if it's ok to start the car, or a much better anti-theft system.

the fact that someone can break a small window, get in your car, plug this easy to get device into your obdii port and then they can just program a key, is serious. Manufacturers need to address this flaw and this isn’t just a GM thing.

[IMCWORTH]

Ghostlock

if your car does get taken you can shut your car off with your phone. I know it plug and play for the Hellcats

but there is a universal kit that should work with the Camaro if you don't care about splicing

https://www.jordandistributors.com/c...lock-universal

[alexTop]

problem solved

[dfxrte]

i've posted this a few times, looks like a good system

[Blackrat]

Originally Posted by Broooster

I had the Ravelco Anti Theft System installed on my Chevy SS. I wouldn't hesitate to get that again, if it was only closer for me to get done. Simple little plug to pull and put in your pocket. There is no starting the car without that plug.

I've been meaning to do this. Cost isn't that bad ($700ish) and I believe they've never had a car stolen with their plug on it. Their website even shows a 6th Gen with it equipped. The thefts of GM v8s has gotten pretty bad again in my area so I'm going to have to get it and a few other cars done at some poin.

[DamonZ28]

Originally Posted by dfxrte

i've posted this a few times, looks like a good system

But you'd have to go to Canada to get it installed. They don't have any distributors in the USA but are working on it. Of course you can install it yourself if you want. Nice system, fairly budget friendly but also an excellent option.

[1wraith76]

Originally Posted by KILLA BEE

Absolutely NO!!!
They literally sit out from of your house or wherever you are and remotely link to your fob. You can purchase faraday bags off Amazon for like 12.00 that will stop that. You have to literally put your key fob in the bag every time you exit the vehicle to stop that. Heard aluminum foil, or those aluminum cans that some candies come it.

I use these for my cars and security camers ai ed at the street to get plates.

[dfxrte]

Originally Posted by DamonZ28

But you'd have to go to Canada to get it installed. They don't have any distributors in the USA but are working on it. Of course you can install it yourself if you want. Nice system, fairly budget friendly but also an excellent option.

ya the installer is very close to me. interesting to hear its not in the states yet.

very back and forth with this and IGLA when i bring the car back out

[roostere4]

Originally Posted by dfxrte

ya the installer is very close to me. interesting to hear its not in the states yet.

very back and forth with this and IGLA when i bring the car back out

Keetec looks like an decent option. However I believe if you can get IGLA installed it is the better choice. Key Fobs are optional in IGLA vs required in Keetec, the convenience is nice but it is less secure. Plus IGLA can be configured for additional security depending what kind of threats you expect you might encounter.

[AZ_1LE]

Originally Posted by z28pat

the fact that someone can break a small window, get in your car, plug this easy to get device into your obdii port and then they can just program a key, is serious. Manufacturers need to address this flaw and this isn’t just a GM thing.

Oh I 100% agree. It's 2024, how do we not have fingerprint scanning or MFA or SOMETHING more hardened? Yes, it's the manufacturers being lazy (you can EASILY defeat Ford's anti-theft system AND create a new key in under 60 seconds if you have a laptop and the Ford software), but what can we do to get them to step up?

[Allez]

How about this: https://www.amazon.com/Disklok-Secur...26&sr=8-2&th=1
Looks like you can't cut the steering wheel with it on. A bit pricey and bulky, but simple - and you can just keep it in your rear seat/package shelf.

[The Blackheart]

Originally Posted by KILLA BEE

It’s getting BAD!! They target you at car shows, the store, at a restaurant, and having a garage means nothing you will eventually drive it. They tag your car with Air tags, follow you, remotely link to your key fob, and if they want it bad enuff…TOW IT!! I noo I noooo some of yaw gonna say Kill Switch or other technology.(ONSTAR BLOWS DONE EVEN MENTION THEM) Honestly just pull the starter relay fuse out when you exit the vehicle problem solved. I don’t care about a temporary CEL that goes away the second you put the fuse back in and start the car. The car WILL NOT START. I feel this better most definitely cheaper than a kill switch which basically does the same thing and you don’t have to go into any wire harnesses etc. As my last post regarding mine being stolen over 30 days ago goes, USAA IS FULL OF SHIT! There gonna wait until my settlement (very big) was done then send it to SPECIAL INVESTGATION UNIT to double check everything!!!!they wanna insure you but when its time to kick out they make you feel like your tryna scam them or some shit. Anyway just my thoughts. Watch your whip fellas these crudballs are lurking

This is terrible! Mind sharing where this happened? What you know about how they did it?