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A great hacker called samy kamkar, has created $32 hacking Ardiuno nano tool that can open your garage door and unlock your car

Hacker Samy Kamkar has created a $ 32 gadget that lets him unlock
almost any car and trick
garage door openers into
granting access. Like he did with the
USBDriveby tool he whipped
up to hack Macs, Kamkar
based his new hijacking
device on the Arduino Nano.
It's an elegantly simple design, and the way it pilfers unlock
codes is, too. For years now,
vehicle manufacturers have
been using single-use codes on
their remote locks. Press the
button on your fob and if the doors unlock, that code will
never work again. Rolljam
performs a man-in-the-middle
attack, jamming the vehicle's
receiver and snatching a code
before it can be used. The vehicle doesn't unlock,
but most remote lock users
will simply try again. Rolljam
already has the one good code
it needs, so it relays the
second one and the locks open as usual. The stolen code can
be used whenever a thief
decides it's time to cash out.
Kamkar says virtually any
vehicle with remote power
locks is susceptible, and he's tested in on Fords, Chryslers,
Toyotas, Nissans,
Volkswagens, and Cadillacs.
RollJam even worked on a
Lotus. Aftermarket systems
are vulnerable, too, including those made by Viper and
Cobra — two of the most
popular brands out there. You might think that your
garage door affords some
added security, but you'd be
wrong. RollJam can perform
the same attack against most
garage door openers. If there's any good news to
come out of Kamkar's latest
demo, it's that many
automakers have since moved to more advanced systems . Of course,
that's only good
news if you own a newer
vehicle. Nobody's made a
move to update any older
vehicles that are at risk yet.
Maybe they'll take action once Kamkar posts his source code
to GitHub.

Source: http://www.geek.com

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