Teensy on front page of Fox News

[cartere]

Article about hacking rolling codes

 

[PaulStoffregen]

Wow, you're right, there it is!

Not exactly the sort of use I normally envision for Teensy, but then at least it's good they're "white hat" folks publishing this and working to improve the security.

 

[stevech]

rolling code scheme. Better than ye ole 8 dip switches.
But where there's a will, there's a way.

 

[Robin]

I've seen the article on a few news sites other than Fox News. The guy who's behind this is presenting it at DefCon tomorrow.

 

[JBeale]

Maybe not all "white hat". Just three days ago, one of my neighbors reported getting her car hacked

(from Nextdoor.com Lori L, 8/3/2015 ) I had my car broken into when I was in LA and the thieves are very sophisticated, they have some device that allows them to override the computer and not break windows or doors.

Should I mention that my car is so old and basic, it only has mechanical locks? (but no doubt, even less secure)

 

[Fyod]

Samy uses Teensy in a lot of his projects and they're really cool. Rolljammers have been around for a couple years, though this may be the first diy. I think its good that a person like Samy is publicising this to make people aware of the vulnerabilities.
Eager to watch his defcon talk.