Car Hacking Village·24 min
Sameer Dixit · Vlad Gostomelsky
Using QR codes to exploit smart car interfaces and connected vehicle systems.
DEF CON 25/Car Hacking Village across years
Mandalay Bay Hotel, Las Vegas · 3-6 August 2017 · 11 talks
Car Hacking Village at DEF CON 25 explores automotive security vulnerabilities, wireless attacks, and vehicle network exploitation. The 11 talks cover heavy truck logging devices, GPS spoofing, relay attacks, smart car vulnerabilities, wireless interfaces, AUTOSAR security, V2X frameworks, and remote automotive exploits.
1–11 of 11 talks
Car Hacking Village·24 min
Sameer Dixit · Vlad Gostomelsky
Using QR codes to exploit smart car interfaces and connected vehicle systems.
Car Hacking Village·44 min
Jeffrey Quesnelle
AUTOSAR standard and secure onboard diagnostic protocols for automotive embedded systems.
Car Hacking Village·34 min
Montalbano · Gillispie · Connett
Wireless attack vectors on Bluetooth, WiFi, and RF interfaces in modern vehicles.
Car Hacking Village·50 min
Community discussion on DIY electronic badges at DEF CON and the maker culture.
Car Hacking Village·38 min
Mickey Shkatov · Jesse Michael · Oleksandr Bazhaniuk
Deep dive into complex vehicle vulnerabilities and the discovery process for modern automotive exploits.
Car Hacking Village·24 min
Vlad Gostomelsky
GPS spoofing attacks against vehicle navigation and autonomous systems.
Car Hacking Village·25 min
Weston Hecker
Wireless relay attacks on vehicle key fobs using software-defined radios and mitigation strategies.
Car Hacking Village·32 min
Corey Theun
Security vulnerabilities in electronic logging devices (ELDs) used in heavy trucks and commercial vehicles.
Car Hacking Village·29 min
Woodbury · Haltmeyer
Vehicle-to-everything (V2X) communication protocols and Linux-based implementations in connected vehicles.
Car Hacking Village·35 min
Tim b1tbane · Mitch Johnson · ehntoo
Vehicle communication networks, protocols, and attack surfaces on automotive bus systems.
Car Hacking Village·32 min
Sheila Ayelen Berta · Claudio Caracciolo
Reverse engineering and exploitation of vehicle embedded systems and automotive hardware.