They are stealing our faked test.
Posts by kain preacher
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Nissan 'fesses up to fudging emissions data
Cops suspect Detroit fuel station was hacked before 10 drivers made off with 2.3k 'free' litres
TalkTalk, UK2 sitting in a tree, not T-A-L-K-I-N-G: Hosting biz cut off after ISP broadband upgrade
'Plane Hacker' Roberts: I put a network sniffer on my truck to see what it was sharing. Holy crap!
Re: A relentless self promoter
Read Can bus is use to connect all of that stuff. Yes you can access the can bus via the obd-II port. My point still stands . If you have and wi fi or cellar data as part of your infotainment system the then can bus is exposed .
https://www.just-auto.com/interview/car-infotainment-hacking_id141351.aspx
Oh look a can bus logger that works through the OBDII port.
CAN bus is one of five protocols used in the on-board diagnostics (OBD)-II vehicle diagnostics standard. The OBD-II standard has been mandatory for all cars and light trucks sold in the United States since 1996.
"USB/WiFi/whatever protocol converters are CAN"
I never did. What I said is it can be accessed via wifi. OBDII . You don't have to use the dedicated serial port to access CAN
Oh look VW puts the infotainment system on the CAN bus
http://www.volkspage.net/technik/ssp/ssp/SSP_238.pdf
Oop looks like can bus is access via the OBD II port and is part of the specs.
CAN bus is one of five protocols used in the on-board diagnostics (OBD)-II vehicle diagnostics standard. The OBD-II standard has been mandatory for all cars and light trucks sold in the United States since 1996. The EOBD standard has been mandatory for all petrol vehicles sold in the European Union since 2001 and all diesel vehicles since 2004
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Re: What exactly does he mean by this?
"Well, if he's tapping the OBDII connector and exclaiming "Look at all the data that's being shared!", that would be just silly. Like breaking into someone's house by smashing a window with a brick, hiding behind the bedroom door to eavesdrop, then complaining that their intimate conversations are not secure. Just silly."
infotainment systems like the ford sync 3 are connected to the ecu via can bus . They are also equipped with the ability to give you internet via cell network. SO what is being sen over the cell network back to the hive ?
Re: What exactly does he mean by this?
In your rush to make him look like a fool you show your lack of knowledge.
"Which physical layer interface did he tap into? CAN bus? The OBDII socket (<- betcha)"
Can bus is not a physical interface but a protocol. Some can bus networks can be accessed via blue tooth,wi fi, USB and Ethernet on cars. Accessing the OBII port allows you all kinds of access to the ECU and whats running on it.
And yes you can use wire shark to sniff packets on the can bus.
https://www.csselectronics.com/screen/page/reverse-engineering-can-bus-messages-with-wireshark/language/en
https://canb.us/tutorials/Wireshark
But there are also free packet sniffing tools for can bus. Available for Linux and windows
Who fancies a six-core, 128GB RAM, 8TB NVMe … laptop?
Creep travels half the world to harass online teen gamer… and gets shot by her mom – cops
Automated payment machines do NOT work the same all over the world – as I found out
Time to dump dual-stack networks and get on the IPv6 train – with LW4o6
Re: "Where does the 4 to 6 interchange take place?"
I feel you. I made the mistake and signed up for mediacom(con). They charge you $5 to use their cable modem. $5 a month to turn on Wifi and $5 a month to have access to the modem. Seriously if you type ion 192.168.1.254 it redirects you to page that says pay $5 to have access or pay $5 every time you want to do some thing like change the password to the wi fi. They have a strict 1 gig cap . Oh here is the kicker if you do a trace route you find out that every thing is going through comcast first. That's right they are using comcast network but comcast is not available here.
In a 2016 telecom report conducted by ACSI, Mediacom occupied last place in customer satisfaction among all companies in the ACSI, regardless of industry.
IBM memo to staff: Our CEO Ginni is visiting so please 'act normally!'
Ticketmaster gatecrash: Gig revelers' personal, payment info glimpsed by support site malware
UK Foreign Office offers Assange a doctor if he leaves Ecuador embassy
'Black hat' extortionist thrown back in the clink after Yelp-slamming biz
Software changed the world, then died on the first of the month
GDPR forgive us, it's been one month since you were enforced…
One thing that amused me is that according to at least one lawyer, geoblocking the EU won't actually absolve an organisation of legal liability if they don't comply with GDPR and someone in the EU uses their service (e.g. using Tor or a VPN).
Would that be computer trespassing if I say I do no not want people from the EU and to lie to hide that you are in the EU
Trainee techie ran away and hid after screwing up a job, literally
Intel CEO Brian Krzanich quits biz after fling with coworker rumbled
Canadian utility makes blockchain upstarts bid for their ravenous rigs' electricity supply
Test Systems Better, IBM tells UK IT meltdown bank TSB
Microsoft CEO wades into ICE outcry: Cool it, we only do legacy mail
Re: Avoidance
"The fundamental issue is whether you're entering the US at a port of entry or just walking over the border. Walking over the border is against the law."
actually no since they still are arresting and taking kids from those that that come via a legal port of entry and ask for asylum,
Re: Avoidance
"All of this hubalaboo ignores the fact that these families wouldn't be separated from their kids if they hadn't entered the country illegally in the first place. Full stop."
And what about the ones that came a legal port of entry asking for asylum that had their kids snatch? Oh wait that does not fit your narrative.
Priceless: The cost to BT for bothering you with spam? 1.5 UK pence per email
Former FBI boss Comey used private email for official business – DoJ
Re: "So Hillary was suppose to know what she was doing was wrong but not James Comey?"
DougS, If I was Hillary I would say Comeys use of Gmail vindicates me. At least with private server you have control over who reads your email. But yeah used GMail while investigate Hillary looks very bad. Then Making that announcement weeks before the election makes it look like he had an agenda .
Computer Misuse Act charge against British judge thrown out
Judge on Microsoft gender discrimination case finds 'flaw' in class grouping argument
TIgra 07 re so wrong about the gender pay gap. First of they don't just compare wages but they compare Jobs. IE they look at a Women that are doctors then a man that are doctors then they compare wages. They calculate by the hour not by total wage which would take in to account if a man works more hours.
So to say it's cause choices women make is bullshit.