You may have seen social media posts showing thieves getting into locked cars without smashing a window, picking a lock or ...

Thieves are using electronic devices to take advantage of the wireless technology used by some keyless-entry vehicles.

Modern key fobs solved a small daily annoyance — fishing out a key and pressing a button — by having the fob constantly emit ...

This 2011 Lexus LS460 Sport is a lot of luxury flagship for the money: a comfortable, beautifully built land yacht with the 4.6-liter V8, a rare-in-this-era Sport Package, and just 41,000 miles.

Thieves in Milwaukee are using new technology to steal cars with key fobs and push-start ignitions. The criminals use key fob programmers or signal interceptors to gain access to vehicles. A Milwaukee ...

NOW, AND HOW TO PREVENT THEFTS FROM HAPPENING. THE MOST COMMON METHOD IS CALLED A RELAY ATTACK. CAR THIEVES USE AN ANTENNA TO PICK UP A SIGNAL FROM THE KEY FOB AND GET THIS IT CAN BE BURIED DEEP ...

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate blocked an extension early Friday of a key surveillance program used by U.S. intelligence agencies as concerns mounted over President Donald Trump's selection of federal ...

A keyless car can be stolen in under a minute. Two people, a pair of cheap radio amplifiers, and a fob sitting on a hallway table inside the house. That is enough. No broken glass. No alarm. No sound.

Elected officials and residents gathered Monday for a groundbreaking ceremony on the 1600 block of West Venango Street. Work has already begun on Venango Street, where 22 three-bedroom homes for ...

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Remember when Lexus was reserved? This generation of LS remembers. This example has low mileage and has lived in California since new. The options list is as long as the wheelbase and includes the ...

In the era of A.I. agents, many Silicon Valley programmers are now barely programming. Instead, what they’re doing is deeply, deeply weird. Credit...Illustration by Pablo Delcan and Danielle Del Plato ...