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Today, cars are more electronic than ever before. The “This car runs on code“Published in the report IEEE Spectrum Journal Directed: As of 2009, a typical car already has 100+ processors, 50+ electronic control units, 5000+ meters of cabling and 100 million line codes. This means that in addition to the closer integration between computer systems and vehicles, security audits are becoming increasingly important and complex.
The Car Hackers Handbook is derived from a training textbook on car hacking Open garage Community, which covers various aspects of the details of automobile hacking technology. It includes related theories and specific application examples of how to use specific tools to launch a car hacking attack, as well as a list of related hardware and software tools used to implement auto hacking techniques. It begins with an overview of vehicle safety strategies, and then further explains how to test whether a vehicle is safe enough and how vulnerabilities exist in a vehicle’s complex hardware system.
The Car Hackers Handbook was originally written for beginners who wanted to learn about car hacking skills from scratch, but it is also suitable for those who have a specific idea about automated hacking techniques. In short, after finishing this book, it will deepen your understanding of how computer systems work in a car, where they are most vulnerable, how vulnerabilities can be exploited, and much more.
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- Chapter 1: Understanding the threat model
- Chapter 2: Bus protocol
- Chapter 3: Vehicle communication with SocketCAN
- Chapter 4: Diagnostics and logging
- Article 5: CAN bus reverse engineering
- Chapter 6: ECU hacking
- Chapter 7: Build and use ECU test benches
- Chapter 8: Attacking ECUs and other embedded systems
- Chapter 9: In-vehicle infotainment system
- Chapter 10: Vehicle-to-vehicle communication
- Chapter 11: Surgical CAN search
- Chapter 12: Attacking wireless systems with SDR
- Chapter 13: Performance tuning
- In the appendix: Business tools
- Appendix B: Diagnostic code mode and PID
- Appendix C: Build your own open garage
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