Vulnerabilities

KARR Car Alarm Flaws Allow Remote Unlock, Disable Ignition

August 05, 2026 1 min read 5 views
cybersecurity cryptography analysis
Researchers at UC San Diego found vulnerabilities in the KARR Security System aftermarket car alarm, installed in over 2 million US vehicles, allowing hackers within Bluetooth range to unlock cars, disable alarms, or kill ignition.

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