On Thu, 2008-04-10 at 15:19 +0200, Nicola Perotto wrote:
> A radio command is usefull just to open doors and for this the Keeloq is 
> ok.
> But an anti-theft system needs something more complex...

Frankly I find the whole story a little funny. 

EVERYTHING created by a human can and will eventually be cracked by a
human.

All the car security system will ever be able to do is provide a
deterrence. As long as your car is a little harder to steal then the one
next door the security system is doing it's job.

If a thief wants your car they will get it, no matter WHAT security
system you have. Many upper end cars are stolen these days with the keys
in the hands of the thieves! Usually the thieves just break into the
house and steal the keys to get the car. 

If they REALLY want your car it only takes a few minutes to put a car on
a flatbed truck and drive it away. I once saw that done at the airport
in Vienna, someone had parked too long in the short term parking. The
flat bed had a mini crane. It literally took them about 3 or 4 minutes
to put straps under the car, lift it only the flatbed and drive it away.

TTYL


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