I disagree with all “advice” in this article. Making yourself miserable everyday to protect against an incredibly unlikely attack doesn’t make sense. usatoday.com/story/money/na…
“People who store their fobs in Faraday cages aren’t paranoid, experts say”. True, I guess, those people are paranoid AF.
This line cracks me up: “Cybersecurity experts say privately that anyone who knows anything about the ease of auto and personal data hacking practices safe fob storage.” Because it’s real hard to get cyber experts to talk :)
PS I do not practice safe fob storage.
