Ford Company showcased their new Ford Security Package security system by featuring it in the Yellowstone TV series, hiring an 800-pound Kodiak bear named Tag to attack an F-150 Platinum vehicle. During this test, the bear pushed the car, scratched the vehicle's body panels with its claws, smashed a window, and opened the car doors, according to Ford.
The newly released Ford Security Package includes protection against cabin intrusions, door opening attempts, equipment malfunctions, and alerts for unexpected vehicle movement. Additionally, it features a remote camera viewing system and cloud-based video storage capability. Vehicle owners can also use the Start Inhibit system to remotely prevent the engine from starting, and they can contact a dedicated security call center if they detect any suspicious activity.
This demonstration primarily highlighted the system's ability to detect physical sabotage attempts on vehicles. However, modern vehicle theft methods increasingly rely on electronic techniques such as relay attacks, which intercept signal waves, and key cloning methods.
Ref : Fossbytes
