How Dual-Frequency RFID Is Changing Car Entry 🚗

In this informative YouTube Short from Nerding Out with Viktor, Viktor Petersson and RFID hacker Iceman break down the technology behind modern car entry systems. With today's vehicles using dual-frequency RFID systems, Iceman explains how your car key fob sends an RFID signal to the vehicle, allowing entry and ignition based on complex authentication processes. The conversation uncovers how dual-tech frequency systems work: when you approach your car and press the unlock button, the key fob emits an RF signal at 433 MHz or 314 MHz. The car responds by checking if the key is nearby and confirms the key’s presence near the handle. Then, when you start the car, an authentication process kicks in, involving cryptographic exchanges to ensure the key fob is valid and securely connected to the vehicle's system. This tech deep dive offers insight into the sophistication behind everyday car entry and the secure communication protocols keeping your vehicle safe. Whether you're a car enthusiast or tech-savvy individual, this explanation gives a glimpse into the world of RFID technology behind modern vehicles.