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		kilburn 11 days ago \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Assignment 5: Cars and Key Fobs (2021) There's no car identification in this protocol, meaning that impersonation/mitm attacks are trivial. Try again :)

bufferoverflow 10 days ago [–]

I don't see it. Give an example of how this attack can be executed, a practical application.

I approach my car, I press the button on the fob to open it, and your attack does what exactly?

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