Car Hacking Village·22 min
Yehyeong Lee
Shows how a rogue DHCP server on a car's OBD Ethernet port can hand an attacker a valid address and enable floods that disrupt vehicle systems.
networkdeviceattack+1
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Car Hacking Village DC34
Las Vegas Convention Center · 6–9 August 2026 · 4 talks
Car Hacking Village talks from DEF CON 34.
1–4 of 4 talks
Car Hacking Village·25 min
Robbie Galfrin
Dissects a commercially sold keyless-entry relay tool, showing how it stretches key fob radio signals across distance to unlock and start a car.
automotiveattackreverse-engineering+2
Car Hacking Village·18 min
Kangwon Lee
Examines how unverified compilers can undermine memory safety in EV charger firmware, and proposes a four-step trust chain for evaluating toolchain integrity.
compilerembeddeddevice+2
Car Hacking Village·27 min
Danilo Erazo
Shows how a popular aftermarket rolling code key fob system can be reverse engineered, rolled back and brute forced to clone a vehicle key.
reverse-engineeringvulnerability-researchattack+2