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UC San Diego Research: Aftermarket Anti-Theft Device Security
Dealer-installed anti-theft modules can change the vehicle’s security boundary after manufacture. Explore UC San Diego research through physical integration, Bluetooth access and CAN bus propagation. The episode examines why containment and remediation are difficult when an aftermarket device bypasses the intended architecture.
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