Hacking Automotive Ethernet Cameras
Go ahead, google the words “autonomous vehicle camera”. You will find almost 3.5 million articles about the future of autonomous vehicles and the extensive impact cameras and other sensors [...]
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Argus teams up with Riscure to develop automotive-focused challenges for this year’s Riscure Hack Me competition
This year’s RHme Capture The Flag (CTF) competition will feature several automotive-themed challenges developed by the Argus research team in addition to the hardware and software challenges the [...]
REDUCING ATTACK SURFACES, HARDENING CYBERSECURITY
REDUCING ATTACK SURFACES, HARDENING CYBERSECURITY By Yoram Berholtz With the WannaCry ransomware still lingering, the threat of a car held for ransom has begun to receive widespread [...]
A Remote Attack on the Bosch Drivelog Connector Dongle
By Alexei Kovelman In this blog post, I discuss the vulnerabilities of the Bosch Drivelog Connector OBD-II dongle found by the Argus Research Team. The vulnerabilities allowed us to [...]
The Aftermarket Connected Car: Protecting a CAN of Worms
Yoni Heilbronn, the VP Marketing of Argus Cyber Security presented at the first Automotive Cyber Security summit in Detroit, Michigan. Yoni presented our analysis of the cyber [...]
Car Hacking Now Taking Center Stage
The threat is real. Passengers’ safety is at risk from remote cyber attacks. During the last month, two major OEMs had their vehicles remotely hacked. At the same time, a leading [...]
BMW’s ConnectedDrive Cyber Security Flaw
What’s the news? Researchers working for the German Automotive Association (ADAC) found these vulnerabilities and were able to remotely attack BMW cars. This was reported to [...]
A remote attack on an aftermarket telematics service
Introduction As a part of our ongoing research we decided to study the quickly evolving aftermarket telematics technology. During this study, led by our researchers Ron Ofir and Ofer Kapota, we [...]
