Hacker Q&A: How Would You Hack a Car?

Most modern cars are connected, and the way to hack vehicles in most cases has moved to the cloud.
From telematics vulnerabilities to dealer login options enabled by default requiring only a vehicle's VIN, hackers can start, stop, or unlock a car remotely.

[@Savage.735]

Nice 👍

[@jmr]

I received my CAN adapters for my Flipper a few days ago. I'm waiting for a few connectors though.

[@sargismartirosyan9946]

Interesting.

[@themessenger-zq9lr]

What brands/types of cars are the most vulnerable to remote attacks?

[@jmr]

That's a tough question! I'd look at Honda and Kia because they seem to cut corners but they cut so many corners they might be too dumb for remote hacking. My next thought would be Ford because they got into the connected market early. There might be some legacy code ripe for targeting.