Cómo se roban los vehículos

Understanding how thieves target your vehicle is the first step to protecting it. Learn about the most common methods of vehicle theft and how to safeguard your car.

Relay Attacks on the Rise
Key Cloning Threats
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The primary method of vehicle theft involves the acquisition of the vehicle's keys. This often occurs through unauthorised entry into homes to access and steal the keys. Additionally, key theft can happen in public places, such as when keys are left unattended or are easily accessible to thieves.
Key Theft
Relay Attacks

Ataques de retransmisión

Keyless car theft, also known as "relay theft," is a modern method of stealing cars without needing the physical key. Thieves use electronic devices to capture the signal from a keyless entry car's fob, often from outside the victim's home, and then transfer that signal to another device near the car. This tricks the car into thinking the key is nearby, allowing the thieves to unlock and start the vehicle. This technique can be executed quickly and silently, making it a growing concern for owners of keyless entry vehicles.

Key Cloning

You've arrived at a high-end restaurant or hotel with valet parking. While this service offers convenience, a valet attendant or a rogue employee might use a key cloning device to duplicate your key fob. Without your knowledge, they discreetly place a GPS tracker on your vehicle, enabling them to locate it later. With both the cloned key and tracker in place, they can easily steal your car without needing to break in or trigger any alarms.
Key Cloning
Security Bypass

Security Bypass

Range Rovers are highly targeted by thieves and can be stolen in under a minute. This vulnerability is largely attributed to the positioning of the vehicle's internal wiring. Thieves often cut through the rear door to reach these cables. Once they have access and cut the appropriate wires, they can unlock the vehicle. Following this, they utilize the emergency start feature, a standard component in all Range Rovers, to start the vehicle and drive away.

Range Rovers, including the SVR models, are now vulnerable to a novel theft technique that doesn't involve any physical interaction with the vehicle or damage. Thieves have developed a method to unlock cars remotely without resorting to relay attacks or key theft, making these vehicles increasingly susceptible to theft.

Thieves are increasingly targeting brands like Toyota and Lexus, among others, by exploiting a specific vulnerability in the headlight ECU. By removing a few screws within the wheel arch, they can slightly pull away the bumper, gaining access to the headlights. This technique allows them to bypass the vehicle's security systems effectively.

Hi-Jacking

The most alarming type of theft often occurs when you least expect it and involves forceful methods. However, with the Pandora range of alarms, you can significantly reduce the risk of permanently losing your vehicle. These alarms are designed to continuously monitor for specific tags. If these tags are not detected, the system activates an immobilisation feature, safely bringing the vehicle to a stop within 30-60 seconds. This ensures minimal risk to you, as it allows for a safe distance between you and the thieves, reducing the chance of any harm.
Hi-Jacking

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Get in Touch with Us for the Ideal Security Solution for Your Car. An informative video by Matt McCann vividly shows how quickly vehicles can be stolen, a matter of mere seconds. While the video is shot in the UK, these thefts are happening along the Costa Del Sol.

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