Car Hacking
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Overview of automotive security vulnerabilities and practical audit techniques: covers CAN bus injection, UDS, DTCs, rollback attacks, tools like ICSym and CanTot, and protocol-level attacks. Includes both emulated and live car-hacking demos using open-source software and open-hardware, aiming to teach basics of automotive cybersecurity and motivate further exploration.
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chapters (25)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:13Real car theft example
- 2:56What is car hacking?
- 5:26Modern vehicle threats
- 7:10CAN protocol basics
- 8:39OBD interface tools
- 10:03CAN technical demo
- 11:54API and app hacking
- 14:02CAN frame injection
- 15:46UDS proof of concept
- 17:10ECU reverse engineering
- 18:36Mazda case study
- 19:38Metasploit tools
- 20:21Denial of service attacks
- 20:43Alarm rolling code hacking
- 22:30Flipper Zero replay attack
- 23:15Fixed alarm codes
- 24:19Replay attack demo
- 25:28Auto protection tips
- 26:10Car hacking careers
- 27:14Current auto security
- 28:38RF hacking software
- 30:27CAN system protection
- 32:56User recommendations
- 33:17Contacting manufacturers
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