Automotive hacking: Remotely hacking into a brand new car | Upstream Security

Published 2020-01-20
Watch how Upstream's security researcher hacks into a new car, gains full access into its capabilities, and takes control over the vehicle while being miles away in his office.

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All Comments (21)
  • @dr.z1657
    The victim's acting is terrible, and this is nowhere near as easy as it's depicted. For those wondering, this attack shown here involves using a pickle exploit to serialize malicious code that when submitted to a server, pipes in a backdoor for a remotely executable reverse shell. There is no way they hacked a legitimate car manufacturer's telematics server to do this. That would require either permission and granted access (which would make this 'hack' a literal joke), or a massive amount of OSINT entirely predicated on the attacker knowing about the server's serialization vulnerabilities and them existing in the first place. On top of that, being able to identify and pinpoint a certain subnet IP for one specific victim would be like looking for a needle in a haystack, unless it was known beforehand, which would otherwise have required the attacker to have been in close physical proximity to the vehicle at some prior point in order to sniff its IPv4 or IPv6 address. This was obviously set up, likely by using an aftermarket telematics device that was plugged into this vehicle's CAM-BUS system and configured to connect to a server that they had access to and controlled.
  • I want to learn. Will you please give some hint where I can learn?
  • @MichaelPresecan
    If only they did not show the screen, it would be more convincing that the guy is a professional hacker
  • But you can't just exploit a remote server with just one command 🤔
  • @0-h031
    This is fucking hilarious
  • @DeepFrydTurd
    Hack the BMS over load the battery and lock the driver inside.
  • @noway5096
    I have never seen a man so genuine as this guy🔝he’s really a man of he’s words ❤️
  • @davidbekom3234
    Homie is bashing that enter key. Also.. this does not seem real.
  • @ilyasilyas8119
    Are you using just a command or python you downloaded to your Computer? Thanks
  • @altayakkus4611
    So if you install a malicious update on a computer (even though it's a driving one) with full privileges, you can bring the computer to do malicious stuff? Shocker! Maybe do a video next time where you 1337 h4x a laptop, by downloading a virus and installing it onto the laptop with admin privileges, it's crazy that it can access your webcam and shut down suddenly!