The new plan focuses on going after the tools thieves are using to copy key fobs and drive off with stolen cars.

California police are warning of a surge in high-tech auto thefts targeting key-fob signals and onboard computers. • Thieves are now using tablets, ante ...

Automotive technology has taken huge leaps in the past few years. Today, even the most mainstream cars are starting to feel like rolling gadgets. From massive touchscreens and head-up displays to ...

Packed with more and more digitally-powered features, today’s vehicles are more advanced than ever, and more prone to failure ...

A masked man holding an antenna up to a house with the goal of stealing the code from the car's key fob inside. A device was tucked in his pants capturing the information. The man was able to unlock ...

Philadelphia police kicked off a major new campaign Thursday to help protect your car from theft. Investigators say car theft has gone high-tech, where thieves will hack and reprogram your car's key ...

(TNS) — The Philadelphia Police Department is urging residents to protect their vehicles amid a wave of high-tech auto thefts targeting push-to-start vehicles with keyless fobs. The Inquirer reported ...

After thieves stole high-end cars, using technology like antennas and tablets, one locksmith said Thursday the devices can be purchased by anyone, making newer car owners vulnerable to such thefts.

Coon Rapids Police recommend using a Faraday bag or box to protect car keys from thieves who clone key fob signals.