Explore the evolving landscape of automotive cybersecurity in this conference talk from HITB GSEC. Delve into modern attack surfaces in connected and autonomous vehicles, examining emerging technologies like V2X, smart batteries with PLC communication, and wireless car keys. Gain insights from experienced penetration testers who have successfully hacked unreleased automotive devices for major OEMs. Learn about vulnerabilities in new automotive technologies, understand the cyber opportunities and threats of 2023, and discover the security implications of future vehicle connectivity. Covering topics such as ECUs, infotainment systems, keyless entry, car sharing, and over-the-air updates, this comprehensive presentation provides a deep dive into the cybersecurity challenges facing the automotive industry.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
What is your company
Disclaimer
Connected Autonomous Cars
Who Talks to My Car
The Future
What does this imply
New demands
Terminology
ECUs
Infotainment
Internet of Things
Connected Car Solutions
Keyless Entry
Internet Facing Server
Car Keyless Entry
Car Sharing
Smart Access
Media articles
Bluetooth
New Technologies
V2X
V2X payload
Fake V2X model
Emergency breaks
Electrical vehicles
Electrical charging
Protocol stack
Security vulnerabilities
TCPIP vulnerabilities
Battery ECU
Hacking
Infotainment Systems
Normal stuff
More automotive specific
Futuristic stuff
Overtheair
Multiple cars
Summary
Questions
Head to Head
How it works
Minimum Bluetooth MTU
L2 Cap Configuration
Invalid MTU Configuration
Flash Timeout
Question Time
Award Ceremony
Do you do consulting
I want to hack TV charges
Is this worth swag
Double swag
How is it
Taught by
Hack In The Box Security Conference
