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6 high-tech ways thieves can steal connected cars
With the emergence of sophisticated technology, the nature of vehicle theft has changed. A major adversary of today’s vehicle owner is a smarter, connected and more targeted network of criminals, known as ‘Connected Vehicle Thieves’. LoJack, provider of vehicle theft recovery and advanced fleet management solutions, shows how these New Age thieves can take advantage of the technology in vehicles.
Our vehicles contain critical personal information such as our personal contacts, registration and insurance details, financial information and even the address to our home -- making entry, theft and further damage even more of a possibility. Our vehicles are truly an extension of one’s connected self and the technology associated with them offers substantial benefits.
With the emergence of sophisticated technology, the nature of vehicle theft has changed. A major adversary of today’s vehicle owner is a smarter, connected and more targeted network of criminals, known as ‘Connected Vehicle Thieves’. LoJack, provider of vehicle theft recovery and advanced fleet management solutions, shows how these New Age thieves can take advantage of the technology in vehicles.
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Source:Techgig.com
