Remoticon 2020 // Learn How to Hack a Car Workshop

Learn about the data systems in modern cars! Using a simulated vehicle (ICSim), this workshop from the 2020 Hackaday Remoticon helps you learn without purchasing any tools or testing on a vehicle. You'll learn about CAN network in vehicles and how they can be exploited for your own purpose. By the end of the workshop, you'll be able to open a door by capturing and playing back CAN packets. Additionally, you'll be directed to more advanced resources if you would like to learn more.
Instructor: Amith Reddy
Amith is a recent Mechatronics Engineering graduate. To pass the time in lockdown, he picked up car hacking and wants to pass the information on to anyone who's interested.
Read the article on Hackaday: hackaday.com/?p=450677
Learn more at the Workshop page:
hackaday.io/project/175126-le...
Music by Rich Hogben

[@MrBoyinsin]

Heads up to hackaday in the future. It's really frustrating to listen to someone troubleshoot terminal commands. I don't know how you guys wanna do this in the future but please change the format up a bit as the presenter of great!

[@GendaijinBlog]

Great content.
Dude, have confidence, you did awesome. 😆
Thanks for sharing♪

[@anshulpal4379]

Wow I loved the video

[@expressionoffreedom7165]

Ha. Legal car hacking. I follow the premise that if it's mine I do what I want with it.
Money is always an issue.

[@sim6699]

Seams easier to own a vintage analogue car

[@forbiddenera]

Literally upgrading my old vintage car to have eps etc for retropilot

[@non-human3072]

Yep with a "kill" switch. . .