In the movies, tracking devices are a writer’s favourite gadget – an easy (and clichéd) plot device to foil the villain instantly. While the use GPS tracking in films is loosely based in reality, what the movies don’t show you is the bureaucracy involved in making it legal. In addition, the films depict tracking devices as high-tech and sophisticated, utilising hardware and software that cannot possibly exist today. While we strive to make Black Knight the most advanced GPS t

Unless you have fallen victim to it, car theft doesn’t cross everyone’s mind. We like to think that we are safe, that it couldn't possibly happen to ourselves. However, the reality is that 1 in 163 Australian households have been affected by car theft. Preventing car theft comes down to educating yourself on the facts and today, we’d like to debunk some more misconceptions about car theft. “Car theft only happens at night” Statistically, a car is more likely to be stolen duri

Anything with a computer can be hacked and as our cars get connected to the Internet of Things, they become more vulnerable to attacks. On-board computers with internet connectivity, wireless key fobs and car-integrated apps are just a few of the many points of entry a hacker can exploit to steal or even remotely control your car. On-Board Computers (Video uploaded by WIRED) In 2015, two hackers demonstrated that they could remotely hack their 2014 Jeep Cherokee from several