Tesla's Model S was found to have more key fob security blues, report says A research team at a Belgian university found another vulnerability in Tesla's Pektron-sourced key fobs.

Tesla Model S key fobs were vulnerable to a low-tech hack Researchers from a Belgian university found the weakness and Tesla has already fixed the issue.

The same researchers who figured out how to clone a Tesla Model S key fob have done it again, cracking the replacement that was meant to fix the problem.

According to researchers, despite Tesla's code checking and security updating, it's easy to clone a Model S key and drive away with the car.

To that point, security cam footage uploaded to YouTube over the weekend shows two thieves stealing a Tesla Model S in England, albeit with a little bit of difficulty.

Using a tablet and a phone in tandem, they eventually intercept the frequency used by the Tesla owner’s key fob, even though it was “at the back of the house,” according to the owner.

Tesla may be more security-conscious than many car manufacturers, but it's still vulnerable to the occasional glaring exploit. KU Leuven researchers have detailed a technique that let them bypass ...

Tesla is no longer including key fobs as standard on the Tesla Model S and X. The cost-cutting move came into effect on July 1.

On the back of demand for a key fob, Tesla recently started introducing fobs to select Model 3 owners in its early access program, Electrek reports. There’s nothing like having a physical key fob.

If your key fob has stopped working or is having issues, it’s probably time to change out the battery. Let’s look at how you can replace your Tesla Model X key fob battery.

At the time, we reported that Tesla started rolling out the Model 3 key fob to a lucky few owners in the early access program, but it is now becoming available to all Model 3 owners.

As we reported last month, Tesla applied for a new key fob with the FCC and we suspected that it would be for Model 3. Now the FCC has released pictures of the new key fob and it is indeed for ...