Hopping on the CAN Bus

[@Jack-qn4vt]

Fantastic video, I learned a lot thank you. Only fact that I know of is in a production car, CAN was first implemented in the W140 S-Class, early 90's.

[@hoaivu1478]

Excellent presentation! It does help to understand what CAN is in the Nutshell! Thank you! Great job!

[@democracymontano]

I have this feeling you will be wealthy and happy in your life~ Wish you all the best young man, thanks for sharing!

[@JoeBob79569]

It'd be really awesome to have that DoS attack set up to send out wirelessly to other cars, via a button on your dash, while on the road. Especially for somebody who's tailgating you. And if it was accompanied by a little LED "Goodbye!" message in the rear window it would be even better.

[@iam1smiley1]

I have a feeling the police are already capable of turning off or otherwise controlling newer internet using vehicles, otherwise it seems you'd need a dongle to communicate with any other OBD2 vehicle.

[@everybot-it]

I have a feeling the police is already looking at a bunch of "JoeBob"s now lol oh, have been for 2 years I mean

[@410kane]

I laughed when he was talking about the tool being so expensive, you have to call for pricing. 😂 I've seen that for a few items I was interested in. I'm a poor hacker😂

[@tmdrake]

same here... Poor, only a wealth of knowlegde.

[@ivotenotocensorship5247]

I shall help fora trade...I help by showing you how you can make your own tool with MORE capabilities than the expensive ones. I can also help with interfacing and programming eeprom data and flash data for all Motorola hc11 hc12 68h microntrollers in addition to to the easy atmel soic8 EPROMs. What do you have to offer in return?

[@charmio]

Ahhh... Now it's all starting to make sense to me. Good info.

[@lachie2002]

that wasn't the point of the lecture tho, the point was to explain what it is and the security risks of it.

[@mr_ways]

Great presentation.

[@abc123evoturbobonker]

Rolling seeds exist... check out Audi and VW. I have a late golf V with it, very frustrating, they imply it’s answered by the factory severs and sent remotely to the UDS dealer tool but I assume for the ecu to know the correct answer it must have the relevant clues inside. Getting ripped off 100s for a 10 buck new car key and five mins of tapping a touch screen tool for example ain’t my bag. Someone must have something!? I know the older fixed seed modules have been beaten and I’ve found some info on rolling seed cracking for Bosch ecus in Audi but they all seem to be worked/learned by sniffing while a factory type tool does the talking. Cmon, you know you wanna ;) is 14+year old tech now. Thank you for the video!

[@abc123evoturbobonker]

Ok, shoulda watched to the end, you did mention all that about immo.... stil tho, old tech not solved yet!?!?!?

[@everybot-it]

I want a car without electronics now :D

[@mjt-ew8rs]

engine not available. that means the engine ecu could not be found on the can

[@robertlass1860]

good job, thanks.

[@joshuavincent7884]

Awesome

[@parthapathak4252]

What is SCADA

[@nosapi5]

in my car, engine, ABS, Steering are on Low speed can 😂

[@410kane]

nosapi5 that's weird. my mercedes engine bus aka CAN C is a high speed bus at 500kbps

[@johnmck9530]

If it don't need the speed it don't need the speed slower is more reliable

[@garystinten9339]

Is there a suite of tools that is easy to use and identifies IDs to items in a vehicle as well as identifies the protocol that said vehicle uses when car is in canbus scan mode?

[@alejandroperez5368]

Can sniffer, watch "how to hack your car"

[@millinge]

33:24

[@QBelly]

Hehee! I'm watching it again!

[@dietalkaa]

Hmmm, I just wonder if you CAN access into power steering motors and gas and breaks and then... ITS TIME TO INSTALL USB JOYSTICK!

[@Mr_Smith_369]

usb ? you will need a CAN joystick

[@txdare1830]

done with arduino

[@StillRenderFilm]

I sent HEX value to my Honda via 3 pin DLC connector and it response 0x05 ,0x00 to everything i sent!

[@rudolphriedel541]

Ugh, LowSpeed CAN is not single-ended. It is differential as well. I can fallback to single-ended what makes it fault-tolerant. Two minutes in and I wonder why KZbin referred this video to me.

[@Jack-qn4vt]

Now I'm no engineer of this side of things but what would you call GMLAN for example? That's a single wire CAN based protocol wired bus isn't it?

[@nxxxxzn]

Yay XFCE

[@soumyasen470]

I have tried monitoring CAN bus and have been quite successful in pulling out CAN IDs for AC fan speed, AC temperature, Power windows, parking brakes, gear in which the car is etc., but monitoring CAN bus never gave me DTCs of ABS, BCM, Airbags etc. So, reverse engineering a scan tool feels like a plausible solution. Can anyone help me (give some personal advice or online resources) as to how to build a setup to display what commands a scan tool sends when I say click 'Show DTCs for BCM'

[@Mr_Smith_369]

what tools do you use to monitor the bus ?

[@Daa253]

xDDDDDDD

[@christophercruz8457]

Just send zero lmfao! d..

[@Diamonddrake]

Who says "Kay Bee Pee Ess" is kilobits per second really that hard to say?

[@jonharson]

Speaking CAN is child play... all you need is a $2, made in China, Arduino shield, hell you can even bitbang it with only 2 GPIO on a fast enough microcontroller (wouldn't suggest it for real world use). Its the PID/PGN database which are expensive, for example GM charge $50K for their PID DB, and just for the freaking SAE specs you will be down a few 10 of thousands dollars. "Vehicle manufacturer didn't expect people to plug in the port." ... Right so they put a diagnostic port, but just so you look at it and don't use it. You are basically bitching that a diagnostic port is supplying diagnostic data... No shit Sherlock. "There is usually a check to see if the VIN match" That is 100% false... I have never ever seen such a check. It is not uncommon to find vehicle in the wild where the engine has been replaced and the reported engine and chassis VIN no longer match. "Is there risk to fusing the bus" Well... lets just say that I once bricked a brand new International truck just by doing an high level scan.

[@av6966]

That's not 100% percent false, CAN controllers are coded and if you try changing mileage these days you got all sorts of error messages! Vehicles in the wild - I haven't seen that is it with Richard Attenborough

[@jonharson]

It's 200% fucking false, we have thousands of vehicle of all possible brands in our fleets, many of which have had their engine swapped, any manufacturer who would go down this road would get their head removed and anally reinserted. And since most mechanic will change an engine and never botter at all about the computer sitting under the dashboard it is common that I see vehicle reporting 3 different VIN altogether, one for the frame, one for the engine and the ECU which might or not be totally unrelated to the previous 2. The transmission and suspension system also carry their own VIN tag quite often which have absolutely no valid reason to be "matched" with anything. I am also seeing a trend that I do not fully understand (anybody with more information feel free to pitch in) where customers in Central and South America buy empty American frames, without any ECU or engine in them and then buy the engines from Europe or Australia. It result in a situation that I can best describe as a "clusterfuck" from a data collection point of view... We also have governmental client who makes a point to REQUIRE this "feature" to be on contract when buying vehicle so as to allow them to do propane/electric conversion at any point in time they might wish, in some case those engines are even build in house and they don't care one bit about playing nice with the rest of the shit on the can-bus... Changing the odometer is a special case as it is *illegal* to do so, but there is not a single "mileage" either, the frame odo is usually stored within the cluster and the engine odo within a chip in the engine itself (note, not in the ECU), and sometimes in the transmission or even the suspension system can have their own, the ECU most of the time does it's own thing and the data you get from it on this level is usually meaningless as it also include "test" data from test done on the production lines.

[@brianborell4469]

jonharson there is no mileage chip "in" the engine itself although many diesels do have a block mounted ecu which may record operating hours.

[@410kane]

jonharson I've used the arduino uno + seeed studio can bus shield for my Mercedes cluster and I knew little to nothing about electronics or can bus. I eventually upgraded to Catalyst sniffer from Amazon. Works great

[@gokusaiyan1128]

Hey jonharson, is there a way to contact you ? I have few questions bro