• Herr Woland
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    321 year ago

    Ah yes banning the tool will 100% take care of the problem.

      • @Mr_Blott@lemmy.world
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        -21 year ago

        That said, this is the argument that gun-owning cowards use, so does it fall under the “How do we stop this happening, says only country in the world where this happens regularly” category?

        Probably a wise move to nip it in the bud

        • WorseDoughnut 🍩
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          11 year ago

          Insane take.

          You’re talking about outlawing the equivalent of a lock picking set. This tool is used by legitimate security researchers and professional penetration testers all the time. Making this type of hardware less accessible only hurts.

      • @papabobolious@feddit.nu
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        51 year ago

        I guess it could steal maybe some 90s cars with remote fobs, but I don’t think it can do modern keyless entry cars in any useful way.

      • Herr Woland
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        21 year ago

        Not only that, you can easily buy more advanced car stealing tools that are made for this purpose from Chinese websites.