A 自動車泥棒 has 明らかにする/漏らすd how he can steal any 乗り物 in seconds using a £15,000 'readily 利用できる 道具' which is 合法的な to buy in the UK.?

Former dirt racer 示す McCann 雇うd a real life 自動車泥棒 to show him how he would steal a £60,000 範囲 Rover SVR from a Tesco's car park in an alarming ビデオ that 解除するs the lid on how the 犯罪のs operate.?

In the ビデオ, 地位,任命するd to his YouTube channel with more than 240,000 加入者s, 示す 会合,会うs a man dressed in a 黒人/ボイコット balaclava who 論証するs how to use the? '明言する/公表する of the art' 器具/備品 to steal the four by four.?

The どろぼう (人命などを)奪う,主張するs the 範囲 Rover model is 'one of the easiest' to steal, which he shows to be alarmingly true, as the man proceeds to 打ち明ける the car and start the engine 恐らく within seconds of arriving in the car park.?

範囲 Rovers have been 明らかにする/漏らすd to be some of the most stolen cars in the UK with around one in every 100 的d by thieves last year, によれば 排除的 MailOnline 分析.

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YouTuber Mark McCann (left) pictured sat in his car with a real life car thief as he shows him how he would steal a £60,000 Range Rover SVR

YouTuber 示す McCann (left) pictured sat in his car with a real life 自動車泥棒 as he shows him how he would steal a £60,000 範囲 Rover SVR

The thief uses the device to unlock the car and start the engine supposedly within seconds of arriving in the car park

The どろぼう uses the 装置 to 打ち明ける the car and start the engine 恐らく within seconds of arriving in the car park

Mark hires a car thief to steal his mother's car (pictured) as part of a staged routine

示す 雇うs a 自動車泥棒 to steal his mother's car (pictured) as part of a 行う/開催する/段階d 決まりきった仕事

Car thieves are known to use a keyless 'relay' 装置 to fool cars into thinking that their real 重要なs are nearby - a feature of high-end cars that 許す doors to be 打ち明けるd and cars to be started without using the 重要な.

However this new technique seems much more 危険 averse, with thieves not needing to be in the 周辺 of the 乗り物 ーするために steal it, nor do they need to imitate the owner's 重要な ーするために 伸び(る) 接近.?

Instead, it 要求するs a 道具 that the ビデオ (人命などを)奪う,主張するs can be bought from the dark web for £15,000. To 論証する how the 道具 作品, 示す 雇うs a 自動車泥棒 to steal his mother's car as part of a 行う/開催する/段階d 決まりきった仕事.

示す says: 'We are 会合 a man who steals for a livin g. This 器具/備品 is 明言する/公表する of the art and I've heard stories of what this stuff can do.?

'We are going to see that live today and the levels of the stuff he can steal is 脅すing for everybody.?

示す 選ぶs up the どろぼう in his car and explains that he has arranged for the どろぼう to pretend to steal a 範囲 Rover SVR, which was bought new for around £110,000 to £115,000.?

They then follow the 範囲 Rover to a Tesco's car park which the どろぼう says is 'the perfect 場所' to steal a car as they know the owner will not be 支援する for around 20 minutes while they do their shopping.?

The どろぼう 追加するs: 'This is why most of these 窃盗s take place in these 肉親,親類d of 環境s. Because you know they're not coming 支援する in.'

The どろぼう then uses a 装置 to send a 'request signal to the 重要な's 乗り物 module' which then 許すs him to open the car.?

Mark picks up the thief in his car and explains that he has arranged for the thief to pretend to steal a Range Rover SVR, which was bought new for around £110,000 to £115,000.

示す 選ぶ s up the どろぼう in his car and explains that he has arranged for the どろぼう to pretend to steal a 範囲 Rover SVR, which was bought new for around £110,000 to £115,000.?

They then follow the Range Rover to a Tesco's car park (pictured) which the thief says is 'the perfect location' to steal a car

They then follow the 範囲 Rover to a Tesco's car park (pictured) which the どろぼう says is 'the perfect 場所' to steal a car

The thief then uses a device to send a 'request signal to the key's vehicle module' which then allows him to open the car

The どろぼう then uses a 装置 to send a 'request signal to the 重要な's 乗り物 module' which then 許すs him to open the car

After opening the front door of the Range Rover, the thief then inserts a device into the OBD port of the car which then allows it the ignition turned on

After 開始 the 前線 door of the 範囲 Rover, the どろぼう then 挿入するs a 装置 into the OBD port of the car which then 許すs it the ignition turned on

He then tells 示す that the 装置 is not copying the 重要な - as is done with relay 窃盗s - but instead it is 'communicating with the 乗り物' to 打ち明ける it in 'under 20 seconds'.

示す then 確認するs that the car alarm won't go off if they open the door, 追加するing: 'So 権利 now that car thinks it's been opened legitimately.'

After 開始 the 前線 door of the 範囲 Rover, the どろぼう then 挿入するs a 装置 into the OBD port of the car which then 許すs it the ignition turned on.?

The どろぼう says: 'So we've got 入ること/参加(者) to the 乗り物, plug [the 装置] into the OBD port which is 権利 underneath the dash here. Easily accessible. Will be two seconds.'

The machine then produces a beeping noise before the どろぼう then carelessly turns on the ignition of the car. 'いっそう少なく than thirty seconds and we're in,' he says.?

The どろぼう tells 示す that in a real life 状況/情勢 he would then 運動 the car to an 孤立するd 場所 to 除去する a part of the car that 許すs it to be 跡をつけるd.

示すs says: 'So then we've got as much time as we want?' to which the どろぼう replies: 'Yeah 絶対, yeah.'

Later in the ビデオ a locksmith later shows テレビ視聴者s his own 見解/翻訳/版 of the どろぼう's 道具, which he says he had to go through background checks ーするために buy.?

The locksmith tells 示す: 'This is proper legit 器具/備品. It's fully 登録(する)d and everything. And with this 器具/備品 I've had to have background checks and stuff.?

'But there is a company out there selling it to anyone. No background checks. You could be Joe Blogs off the street.'

The ビデオ then shows a screenshot of what is thought to be one of the 装置s 存在 sold on a 場所/位置, which has been blurred in the ビデオ.

Criminals usually go in pairs to steal keyless cars. One holds a transmitter and stands next to the vehicle while the other stands close to the house holding an amplifier

犯罪のs usually go in pairs to steal keyless cars. One 持つ/拘留するs a transmitter and stands next to the 乗り物 while the other stands の近くに to the house 持つ/拘留するing an amplifier?

The car 窃盗 method shown in the ビデオ is different to that which has often been used by thieves in 最近の years to steal keyless cars.?

Relay 窃盗 is a way thieves break into cars in seconds, without using blunt 軍隊 or needing a 重要な, all by 偉業/利用するing electronic 重要な fobs. Car 窃盗s rose by a 4半期/4分の1 last year, in part 予定 to this form of 窃盗.

Relay 窃盗 sees 犯罪のs 簡単に stand outside a house with a car parked outside, then use a 装置 called a keyless repeater, which 作品 by 延長するing the 限られた/立憲的な 範囲 of a normal keyless fob.

That tricks the car into thinking the fob is closer than it is, letting 犯罪のs 打ち明ける it remotely and steal the car and any 価値のあるs left inside it.?The 装置s used in these type of 窃盗s can be 購入(する)d for as little as £80 each, によれば 専門家s.?

However, it does 要求する the 重要な to be nearby ーするために 上げる its signal, compared to the method show in the YouTube ビデオ, which can be done even when the 重要な is a その上の distance away.?

運転者s are advised to keep 重要なs in 安全な・保証する pouches or locked away in a box to 封鎖する hackers' 上げるing the signals in these 肉親,親類d of 窃盗s.

にもかかわらず a 安定した 増加する in car stolen in the last three years, 人物/姿/数字s are still 井戸/弁護士席 below the 頂点(に達する) in 2002, when 窃盗s reached almost 307,000.

専門家s believe the 最近の wave is 存在 spurred by the high cost of second 手渡す cars and a 不足 of car parts.

The most stolen popular car model last year, as a proportion of the number licenced to go on the road, was the Lexus RX with more than 1 in 50 being taken

The most stolen popular car model last year, as a 割合 of the number licenced to go on the road, was the Lexus RX with more than 1 in 50 存在 taken

The second most targeted car was the Range Rover Velar, with 560 out of 382,286 - 1 in 6
8 - being stolen

The second most 的d car was the 範囲 Rover Velar, with 560 out of 382,286 - 1 in 68 - 存在 stolen

The Toyota Rav4 is proportionally the fifth most stolen car in the UK of which 1,164 out of 142,919 models on the road being stolen in 2023, or 1 in 123

The Toyota Rav4 is 比例して the fifth most stolen car in the UK of which 1,164 out of 142,919 models on the road 存在 stolen in 2023, or 1 in 123

Lexus was 明らかにする/漏らすd to be the highest popular car brand to have its cars stolen, with 2,029 out of 182,207 cars - 1 in 90 - 存在 stolen in 2023.

Land Rover, which 含むs 範囲 Rovers under its brand, was second with 6,620 out of 1,021,978 or 1 in 154 存在 taken by thieves last year.

Land Rover also saw the second-most 窃盗s of brands in total, only behind Ford, the most popular car brand on British roads, which saw 10,914 乗り物s stolen in 2023.

Land Rover's sister 会社/堅い Jaguar, both under parent company Jaguar Land Rover, was next on the 名簿(に載せる)/表(にあげる) with 1,384 out of 375,316 cars - 1 in 271 - 存在 stolen last year.

JLR said it has 供給するd more than 22,240 保険 解答s for (弁護士の)依頼人s with an 普通の/平均(する) 月毎の 引用する of いっそう少なく than £180 since 開始する,打ち上げる in October.?It 追加するd that 110,000 乗り物s have received 安全 updates to 保護する against 窃盗s as part of a £15million 投資.

A JLR spokesperson said: 'Our 乗り物s are engineered to be 強健な against the methods we know organised 犯罪の ギャング(団)s are using, 反映するd by a 20% 拒絶する/低下する in 窃盗s across all 範囲 Rover models last year?

'To 保護する (弁護士の)依頼人s of older 乗り物s from 窃盗 we have 投資するd £15m in a 全国的な rollout of 安全 updates 利益ing (弁護士の)依頼人s of 乗り物s from 2016, with 110,000 so far 存在 updated; inputted into a new Crimina l 司法(官) 法案 to make the 道具s used in 乗り物 窃盗s 違法な; and are 基金ing hundreds of thousands of 続けざまに猛撃するs on 付加 policing to 取り組む the root 原因(となる) of 窃盗s by stopping the flow of stolen cars out of the country, to 利益 all UK drivers.

'As 増加するd 賞与金s unfortunately 影響する/感情 the whole 保険 産業, we have 供給するd more than 22,240 (弁護士の)依頼人s with an 保険 解答 through our own 保険 申し込む/申し出ing, with an 普通の/平均(する) 月毎の 賞与金 of いっそう少なく than £180. We will continue 監視するing and 精製するing our service so that even more (弁護士の)依頼人s can take advantage of it as it grows.'

How do thieves steal your car without the 重要なs? The hi-tech 'relay' gadget that uses signals to 打ち明ける 乗り物s parked outside homes

What is relay 窃盗??

Relay 窃盗 occurs when two thieves work together to break into cars which have keyless 入ること/参加(者) systems.

The thieves can use 器具/備品 to 逮捕(する) signals emitted by 確かな 重要なs which are used to start new 乗り物s.

One どろぼう stands by the car with a transmitter, while the other stands by the house with another, which 選ぶs up the signal from the 重要な which is usually kept 近づく the 前線 door on a (米)棚上げする/(英)提議する or hook.

This is then relayed to the other transmitter by the 乗り物, 原因(となる)ing it to think the 重要な is in の近くに proximity and 誘発するing it to open. Th ieves can then 運動 the 乗り物 away and quickly 取って代わる the locks and 入ること/参加(者) 装置s.

Technically, any 乗り物 with keyless 入ること/参加(者) could be 攻撃を受けやすい to relay 窃盗.?

These 含むd cars from BMW, Ford, Audi, Land Rover, Hyundai, Volkswagen and Mercedes cars.

How can you 保護する your 乗り物 against relay 窃盗?

によれば 研究 by the 学校/設ける of the モーター 産業, over half of 運転者s are worried their car could be 接近d and stolen by remote thieves.

Fifty per cent of people 調査するd weren't aware that their car might be 攻撃を受けやすい to cyber attacks, and while drivers shouldn't become paranoid about the safety of their car it's always a good idea to take 警戒s.

This has long been a necessary 警戒 ーするために 避ける car 窃盗, but it's important to make sure that your 重要な is as far from the 前線 door as possible so its signal can't be 選ぶd up.

As 切り開く/タクシー/不正アクセスing 装置s get more sophisticated, they may be able to 選ぶ up signals from その上の away.

This may seem a bit 過度の, but a metal box could be the best place to 蓄える/店 your 重要なs 夜通し as the metal could 封鎖する the signal 存在 (悪事,秘密などを)発見するd.

Lorna Connelly, 長,率いる of (人命などを)奪う,主張するs at 海軍大将, said: 'Unfortunately, we do see a (人命などを)奪う,主張するs from 顧客s who have had their cars stolen 予定 to relay 窃盗 and it's a problem that we would advise 運転者s with keyless cars to be aware of.

'にもかかわらず 進歩s in anti-窃盗 科学(工学)技術, thieves are always coming up with new ways to make off with your 乗り物.

'We are 勧めるing all of our 顧客s to keep their 重要なs a 安全な distance from the door and consider 蓄える/店ing them in a metal box. While this may see m like an extreme 解答, relay 窃盗 is an extreme practice.'

SOURCE: 海軍大将