"...To better understand the impact of this vulnerability and Honda's plans to address the flaw, BleepingComputer reached out to Honda.
Honda told us, multiple automakers use legacy technology for implementing remote lock-unlock functionality, and as such may be vulnerable to "determined and very technologically sophisticated thieves."
"At this time, it appears that the devices only appear to work within close proximity or while physically attached to the target vehicle, requiring local reception of radio signals from the vehicle owner's key fob when the vehicle is opened and started nearby," a Honda spokesperson told BleepingComputer.
Note, in their statement to us, Honda explicitly mentions it has not verified the information reported by the researchers and cannot confirm if Honda's vehicles are actually vulnerable to this type of attack.
But should the vehicles be vulnerable, "Honda has no plan to update older vehicles at this time," the company tells BleepingComputer..."
https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/honda-bug-let...