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Has your CAN been hacked?

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YOUR RESEARCHHas your CAN been hacked?

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Replace door openers

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I thought that I could beat it by buying the automatic.code changing door openers but that was a couple hundred dollars wasted.
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Use vehicle can bus

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How thieves steal cars using vehicle CAN bus
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I thought that I could beat it by buying the automatic.code changing door openers but that was a couple hundred dollars wasted.
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Use vehicle can bus

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How thieves steal cars using vehicle CAN bus
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POST 1Original post

This is probably not news to the brain trust here, but to an old guy like me this is pretty interesting: How thieves steal cars using vehicle CAN bus It starts with a headlamp and fake smart speaker, and ends in an injection attack and a vanished motor www.theregister.com Art

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The sort of good news is that our P-cars appear to have a LIN bus instead of a standard CAN bus -- and I'd admire any hacker who figured out how to hack the P-car CAN bus. I'm hoping to eventually learn how to do some LIN bus hacking...would be kind of neat. I have PDK paddle shifters on my GT3 steering wheel...and it would be fun to program them to do up/down music volume. Then again, this may be above my pay grade and I have a lot of other stuff on my plate...LOL!

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I had a problem with the random opening and closing of my garage doors ten years or so ago. I changed codes a number of times and couldn't stop the aggravation of coming home to open garage doors and stop blocks on the floor being moved so the car would stop under the garage door and have the door lower onto the trunk lid. I thought that I could beat it by buying the automatic.code changing door openers but that was a couple hundred dollars wasted. The doors still moved at will sometime during the day when I was at work or on an errand. Fortunately nothing was stolen or vandalized-just my peace of mind. The local law enforcement just shrugged their shoulders-no one injured or property damaged/stolen so.... get a neighborhood watch organized. My feeling is the tech savy hoods and cyber security people will be going back and forth for a long time to come.

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