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EPISODE · May 19, 2026 · 48 MIN

Your Stolen Car Can Track Itself

from Security Cocktail Hour · host Joe Patti and Adam Roth

Modern cars are phones with wheels: GPS, telematics, connected apps, and data streams that can expose privacy risks, but also help recover a stolen vehicle before it disappears across jurisdictions.Maria Santos and Eugene Giordani, co-founders of Autoscope, join the Security Cocktail Hour to explain how law enforcement can use consent-based access to connected-car data after a theft. We talk about relay attacks, key cloning, license plate reader limits, built-in GPS, jurisdiction problems, AirTags, immobilizers, Faraday bags, dash cams, and the practical steps car owners can take before something happens.If you care about cybersecurity, connected vehicles, public safety, privacy, or just keeping your car in your driveway, this one is for you.Website: https://securitycocktailhour.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/security-cocktail-hourTwitter/X: @SecCocktailHourEnjoyed this episode? Follow us and share it with a colleague or friend who owns a connected car.

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