Car Hacking Village·52 min
Jay Turla
Jay Turla shares winning methodologies for automotive bug bashes, providing bug bounty hunters with hardware and firmware preparation blueprints.
DEF CON 29/Car Hacking Village across years
Paris and Bally's Hotels, Las Vegas · 5-8 August 2021 · 11 talks
Car Hacking Village focuses on automotive cybersecurity, in-vehicle network architectures (CAN, CAN FD, J1939), passive keyless entry exploits, EV charging stations, and ADAS sensor attacks.
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Car Hacking Village·52 min
Jay Turla
Jay Turla shares winning methodologies for automotive bug bashes, providing bug bounty hunters with hardware and firmware preparation blueprints.
Car Hacking Village·36 min
Don Hatfield
Don Hatfield explores central automotive gateways, explaining how multi-bus routing, translation, and security firewalls protect in-vehicle networks.
Car Hacking Village·27 min
Lennert Wouters
KU Leuven researcher Lennert Wouters reverse engineers the Tesla Model X BLE key fob and pairing protocol, unlocking and driving away the car in minutes.
Car Hacking Village·36 min
Bill Hatzer
Bill Hatzer shares how practicing mobile app proxying for a CTF uncovered an unauthenticated API vulnerability in Hyundai Blue Link telematics.
Car Hacking Village·40 min
Samir Bhagwat
Samir Bhagwat delivers an overview of automated fuzzing techniques for CAN and CAN FD electronic control units and in-vehicle networks.
Car Hacking Village·30 min
Alissa Knight
Keynote speaker Alissa Knight exposes vulnerabilities in connected law enforcement vehicle telematics, enabling remote vehicle unlocking and siren hijacking.
Car Hacking Village·51 min
Nick Ashworth
Nick Ashworth presents 'Marco', a radar-like RF attack that probes Passive Keyless Entry (PKE) systems to identify and track specific vehicles across a city.
Car Hacking Village·39 min
Ben Nassi
Ben Nassi demonstrates 'split-second phantom attacks', projecting fleeting images onto roads to trick Tesla Autopilot and Mobileye into sudden phantom braking.
Car Hacking Village·26 min
Huajiang Chen · Wu Ming
Huajiang Chen and Wu Ming present remote root exploits (CVE-2021-22707, CVE-2021-22708) in Schneider Electric commercial EV charging stations.
Car Hacking Village·23 min
Eric Gershman
Eric Gershman reverse engineers Chevy Bolt and Spark EV CAN buses to defeat StabiliTrak Electronic Stability Control, unlocking full track racing performance.