Beat The Thief The Thiefs Toolkit

Take a look into the tools and techniques used by thieves to steal asset and vehicles. The very latest technology pout together into one video by CanTrack Global, the UK's leading experts on stolen vehicle recovery.

[@krisbham]

Dear Mr. Seller. Please do not slag car manufacturers for a weak protection of their keyless entry technology, in particular Land/Range Rovers as of being easy to be stolen using wave amplifier/extender system. There's one thing which you omit on purpose. Once the thieves locate yourself as of being an owner of prestigious car, it's only a matter of method but you will loose your car for sure. Theft of high-end cars is a subject of organised gangs. They will do whatever possible to get your car. So, it's a matter of question now: do you want your car to be just nicked from your driveway or do you prefer your house to be raided with all the brutality attached to be then robbed away from the car to get the keys and by the occasion whatever you have on top and including your iPhone where you have your tracking device and remote start/stop/panic button apps installed ??? Used to work in Police in Poland in unit dedicated to a motor crimes. I do know what I'm saying. Look around how many cars are being nowadays just ordinarily jacked versus stolen from the car park? Finally, UK is a fantastic country for thieves because people like you, your investigators and finally police DO NOT WANT TO CATCH THE THIEVES AND "JUST" TO RECOVER STOLEN GOOD!!! The aim of the prevention and justice system is to act that the crime is ALWAYS followed by the PUNISHMENT! Thieves in U.K. Must be absolutely unlucky to get caught! In all those videos from tracking device suppliers, police has absolutely no interest in running an investigation and to prove the guilt to suspects, which is in my view a disrespect to society and belongings of the citizen.

[@petemoore5104]

Data burst has been around for some time and am glad to see that it has a non-military use. Your analogy of a submarine, poking its periscope(?) up is good enough for a layman, but in reality, it's miles away from the truth. Years ago, I tried interesting a well-known security firm in a device that I prototyped, only for them to reject it, on the grounds of costs. I think that it is time for its reappearance.. Ex MoD

[@geordieman_k]

Interested to hear what device it was Pete.

[@neildobie4094]

Excellent presentation. Very interesting.

[@jackalek]

Quite a interesting talk, I may look into it. Thanks

[@evanconnect8384]

This video has some good information, however your mistaken on how code grabbers work ,you speak about the codegrabber , as if its a "rolljam" ...codegrabbers can completely decode the rolling code and replay it consecutively Edit: and jammers do not "bruteforce attack" signals

[@chrismuth9985]

CanTrack Global Ltd there is a mashine to open a Merc S class door and to drive away in less than 3 sec. grab the door handle and jump in Bye bye car in around 3 sec

[@jaimz33]

Nothing about the hackrf ?

[@johntaphouse5235]

Wow interesting.... thanks for the information, will come verryy handy.

[@davehenderson2353]

I think m-trax does better

[@Petalslash]

"i'm not gonna say the website" Websites name is right on the image lol.