
Discover how to identify and exploit Bluetooth vulnerabilities in modern vehicle systems using BlueToolkit, exploring real-world security implications and practical attack vectors in automotive and aviation contexts.

Explore the security challenges of connected cars, including risks, government involvement, and lessons from IT. Learn about safety-security-convenience trade-offs and steps for automotive manufacturers.

Explore vulnerabilities in autonomous vehicle systems, focusing on sensor and logic attack surfaces. Learn about potential security risks and mitigation strategies.

Exploring Bluetooth Low Energy vulnerabilities: QR code payment risks, smart device unlocking flaws, and car hacking demonstrations. Introduces a BLE security detection tool for researchers and manufacturers.

RAMN: An open-source, credit card-sized automotive security testbed simulating CAN/CAN-FD networks. Resistant to harsh conditions, it integrates with CARLA simulator and various tools for research and education.

Explore common automotive security vulnerabilities and learn bug hunting techniques for car systems, from IoT security to CAN bus hacking. Gain insights into PoCs, attacks, and bug prioritization in the automotive industry.

Explore automotive security vulnerabilities and hacking techniques with Craig Smith, founder of Open Garages and author of the Car Hacker's Handbook, in this insightful presentation.

Expert panel discusses challenges and strategies for securing autonomous vehicles, addressing cybersecurity risks and safety concerns in the evolving automotive industry.

Uncovering vulnerabilities in modern vehicle immobilization systems through analysis of ECM-BCM authentication protocols, revealing potential security risks in various car models.

Explore automotive cybersecurity evolution, vulnerabilities in modern vehicles, and the impact of research disclosure on industry and government responses to these critical issues.

Explore Mercedes-Benz's approach to cybersecurity for connected cars, including fleet defense strategies and research by 360 Group on vehicle vulnerabilities and attack surfaces.

Practical guide to automotive security, focusing on CAN bus hacking. Learn to reverse-engineer packets, identify arbitration IDs, perform replay attacks, and explore hardware tools for vehicle network security.

Explore PASTA, a portable testbed for automotive security analysis, enabling research, development, and education in vehicle cybersecurity without ECU restrictions.

Comprehensive exploration of remote vehicle hacking, demonstrating real-world attacks on unaltered cars and pivoting through hardware to send CAN bus messages affecting critical systems.

Explore vulnerabilities in DAB radio systems in cars, potential security risks, and implications for automotive cybersecurity using Software Defined Radio and custom testing tools.

Explore CANtact, an open-source tool for automotive network analysis. Learn to view, decode, and manipulate CAN bus traffic for reverse engineering and security testing of vehicle systems.

Explore CANBUS technology and its applications in automotive systems, focusing on security implications and potential vulnerabilities in modern vehicles.

Explore advanced mutation fuzzing techniques for wireless protocols, covering basics, new fuzzer development, and smart payload mutation. Includes demos on mobile, IoT, and automotive vulnerabilities.

Explore car hacking techniques, focusing on radio frequencies and BLE. Learn about Rolling Codes analysis and practical steps to conduct research on vehicle security vulnerabilities.

Introducing CANsee: A machine learning-based intrusion detection system for automobiles. Detects abnormal CANBUS traffic using a low-cost device to capture and transmit data wirelessly. Open-source project with potential for enhancing vehicle security.

Explore CANToolz framework for CAN bus analysis, featuring black-box testing of automotive networks and ECUs. Learn practical use-cases for vehicle security research and penetration testing.