Mission Darkness Keyfob Faraday RFID Blocking Bag 2-pack
Features:
- Signal Blocking, Anti-Hacking, Data Privacy Bags
- Blocks Key Fob Signal to Prevent Auto Theft
- Blocks Tracking, Signal Mimicking, and EMP Destruction
- Shields Credit Cards and Access Cards from Skimming
- Allows Storage of a Spare Key Inside of a Vehicle
Product Details
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MISSION DARKNESS
FARADAY BAG FOR KEYFOBS
The Mission Darkness Keyfob Shield Faraday Bag blocks smart "always on" keyfobs from transmitting radio frequency signals. The bag is designed to prevent criminals from using keyfob skimming tools to copy or amplify your keyfob's wireless signal to gain access to your vehicle or keyless entry system. This form of digital theft is fast, untraceable, and gaining in popularity. Avoid being next!
The bag also allows you to keep a spare keyfob isolated and locked inside your vehicle. The interior is large enough to fit a set of keys with keyfob, and the front flap is quick to open and close. The keyfob should remain inside of the faraday bag at all times, when not in use, to ensure your vehicle's security.
SHIELD AGAINST SIGNAL RELAY HACKING
New model vehicles that open and start without needing to use a key may seem convenient, but has caused malicious vehicle entry using keyfob signal boosting methods (such as relay hacking) to become the leading threat in the automotive community.
When the owner walks away from the vehicle, a perpetrator with a relay device can "boost" the signal from the owner's pocket back to the vehicle and cause it to open. The vehicle and your valuables can be instantly stolen.
Signal Blocking // Anti-hacking // Data Privacy
Effectively blocks:
- Wi-Fi (2.4 & 5GHz)
- Bluetooth, cell (4G LTE+)
- GPS
- RFID
- NFC
- Harmful EMF
- Radio signals with an average of 70dB attenuation
Prevents hacking, tracking, signal mimicking, and EMP destruction. In addition to vehicle security, the bag is also commonly used to shield credit cards and access cards from skimming, as well as other small wireless electronics.
