The key fob hack, dubbed “Rolling Pwn” by a pair of security researchers, involves a potential vulnerability in the keyless entry system of certain 2012-2022 Honda vehicles.

But both industries have responded by moving the ISM radio signals their key fobs use to a system of rolling codes, in which the key fob’s code changes with every use and any code is rejected if ...

A group of hackers say they have found a vulnerability in the rolling codes of key fob signals ...

Using the Arduino radio device, researchers intercepted eight key codes used in a rolling code pattern by the key fob to open the door.

The so-called “Rolling-Pwn” attack allows hackers to remotely steal codes linked to Honda owners’ key fobs, according to a pair of Star-V Lab security researchers.

Breaching the Hitag2 security required the researchers to intercept at least four of the rolling codes initiated by the press of the key-fob button.