Gone in 60 Seconds Again

How Thieves Hack Keyless Cars and How You Can Stop Them

De: Joseph Ejike Ojih

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Modern cars were supposed to make life easier. Instead, they opened the door to a new breed of thieves—criminals who steal vehicles without breaking glass, without making noise, and without ever touching your keys. “Gone in 60 Seconds Again” exposes the dark evolution of high-tech car theft and shows why keyless vehicles have become the easiest targets in the world. Using real cases from the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Germany, and France, the book reveals how criminals use antennas, tablets, and signal-boosting devices to fool cars into unlocking and starting themselves. You will see how relay attacks explode across quiet neighborhoods, how onboard computers are hijacked in minutes, and how global theft rings ship stolen vehicles overseas before sunrise.

But this book is more than a warning—it is a weapon. It breaks down how key-fob signals work, why they are vulnerable, how thieves exploit them, and what everyday drivers can do to fight back. You will learn why some models are targeted more than others, why alarms rarely scream during these attacks, and why relying on “good neighborhoods” is no longer enough. Above all, this book gives you power. It teaches you how to outthink criminals who have already outsmarted automakers. It shows you how awareness becomes armor, how vigilance becomes leverage, and how simple, strategic steps can turn your vehicle from an easy target into a difficult one.

Thieves are evolving—but so can you. Readers will finish this book with sharper instincts, stronger defenses, and a clear plan to protect their cars, their families, and their peace of mind. If you own a modern vehicle, this book is not optional. It is essential.