How to Hack a Car: Phreaked Out (Episode 2)

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In this episode of "Phreaked Out," we met some of the top security researchers at the center of the car hacking world. The goal isn't to make people crash: They highlight security holes in order to highlight flaws in car technology, intended to pressure auto manufacturers to be a few steps ahead of their friendly foes.
Information security researcher Mathew Solnik gave us a first-hand demonstration on how to wirelessly send commands to the car and remotely tell it what to do. With a little over a grand and about a month of work, Solnik found time outside of his full-time job to reverse-engineer a car's computer system to make it ready for a takeover.
From his laptop, he was able to manipulate the car's engine, brakes and security systems by wirelessly tapping into the Controller Area Network, or CAN bus, network. Without getting too deep into the details-both for legal reasons and due to my own training-wheel knowledge of such things-he was able to do so by implementing some off-the-shelf chips, a third party telematic control unit, a GSM-powered wireless transmitter/receiver setup, and a significant amount of know-how he's accrued over the years.
The reason for such additional hardware was to make our older, mid-sized sedan function like a newer-and arguably more vulnerable-stock vehicle, which these days often come with data connections. (We would have loved to tinker with the latest, most connected car on the market, but since we were on a shoestring budget and it's incredibly hard to find a friend who's willing to lend their car for a hacking experiment, our pickings were slim.)
With that said, a car whose network system is connected to a cloud server and accessible by Bluetooth, cell networks, or wi-fi is potentially vulnerable to intrusion.
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How to Hack a Car: Phreaked Out (Episode 2): bit.ly/1ps2BB7
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[@tommytucker5464]

Lucky my car is so shitty it would be like trying to hack a mobile potato

[@hafizhlovesminecraft]

Same

[@akrapovix6614]

Same

[@gnxunknown8863]

Tommy Tucker lol I read it and laughed so hard!!!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@loth6088]

Tommy Tucker i am offended.

[@rebeccaoreilly9461]

haha me too

[@Zaman730]

Next thing you know, you have to start buying anti virus for your car.

[@S54Christian_]

lmao true

[@Wowthatsfail]

lee Zamanyan I have Norton 360 for my car, I'm safe.

[@plagueless9829]

lee Zamanyan 😂 omg yes

[@la-ia1404]

Fuck that will be the next thing they start trying to sell when you buy a new car.

[@thaiefahmed9561]

buy 500$ worth anti virus for only 100$; only for business publicity :-P

[@navaks5335]

See the problem is that 98% of people I know either don’t know or don’t care that much about these issues. It’s just mind blowing when you realize that people live in obscurity pretty much, doing the daily stuff they do without knowing the risks and threats...

[@Texaca]

... you just described what the Matrix was all about, Episode 1, there are Billions of people who don't know, that they are plugged in into a system, which they have No knowledge of, or of it's existence.🤔 It's a Slave construct, that has been created to enslave people, so that they can easily be manipulated. 🤨

[@HighSpeedNoDrag]

I know of a friend and her car's CANBUS has been hacked and actively controlled in certain operations which is a mode and or direct action of criminal harassment(s).

[@marlinshanklin-ww7em]

Too busy making a living.

[@derezarmaster7318]

When you realise this is a video from 6 years ago and you're watching it in 2020.

[@kuyamorenz7729]

same

[@thecrazymarvel7057]

It's 10 years ago now

[@ihazdaforks]

Someone could install this into their own car, sell it and then steal it back. Then just resell it again in a different town or state. Rinse and repeat, unlimited money.

[@Proff0ak]

ihazdaforks Did Rockstar patch this method yet?

[@ihazdaforks]

***** hahahhahahahahaahaha. Probs every update they patch one, I got 100 mill on GTA V.

[@Proff0ak]

ihazdaforks I have 0 dollars on GTA Online.

[@ihazdaforks]

***** Try this site, I used to use it all the time when played GTA Online. There's always have the latest glitches, usually before everyone else, especially KZbin. There's basically always money glitches. www.se7ensins.com/forums/forums/grand-theft-auto-v-glitches.432/

[@JohnDoe-gm5qr]

+ihazdaforks I think the FBI would probably become involved after the first or second occurrence. If not them it still won't be nice to see who is at the door.

[@tylerbyers89]

“This guy is an expert” “This is actually my first time trying this”

[@Dre_98]

expert with evrything else but ACTUALLY trying it. so yes hes an expert because he studies many many years of this. But i do get what you mean and it does sound funny haha.

[@scottciavarra3325]

_The best hacker is 👉🏻 HACKERCHARLES01__ on Ig 🔥or [phone]_

[@scottciavarra3325]

_The best hacker is 👉🏻 HACKERCHARLES01__ on Ig 🔥or [phone]_

[@tayyabazohair7427]

Hack my horse carriage

[@damian9303]

Just jab a splinter in the horse's balls. The 'hack' is as simple as that Or if you don't want to be near the carriage while 'hacking' it, just shoot an arrow at the horse's ass

[@Minebilding]

Tayyaba Zohair bro hack my feet

[@HERFAVHORSIII]

Potwheelz “Don’t do that again”😂😂👊🏽

[@sethrogers3892]

Ill just turn the horse into glue and burn the carriage

[@forestflies8986]

Damian9303 calm down satan

[@pandakso3365]

10:34 "The proper way to maintain system security is hacking it." So true

[@slamminx3]

I hacked my car and changed it from a Golf to a Lamborghini. I got VAC banned though :(

[@hudsonh344]

Get over watched noob

[@lukatoplak3363]

@@hudsonh344 bruh

[@petedaugherty9978]

Ich bin auf diesen russischen Hacker gestoßen, der mir geholfen hat, das Handy meines Partners zu hacken, der in einem anderen Land lebt. Schreiben Sie ihm eine Nachricht auf IG @ Cybercaliphate699, wenn Sie seinen Service benötigen. Außerdem ist er sehr erschwinglich.

[@michaeljayne4930]

No argument hackerbrain__22 is the best hacker ever, successfully hacked into my partner’s car brake, you can also get to him for your hack jobs done perfectly for you through [phone]✅

[@texthacker_storm600officia7]

Hackerbrain__22 is really a grate hacker he has done a great surprising hack job by hacking my wife car engine that made her not to travel last night you can contact him on WhatsApp [phone]

[@thedoc6408]

I've installed car electronics for 15 years. And some of this stuff can be done. As far as the steering and brakes go, they can only be controlled remotely if your car is equipped with electronic steering assist, and/or automatic braking system. But as far as the other functions such as start/stop the engine, lock/unlock doors, lights on/off, etc. Most cars since 1995 have been equipped with an ECU (engine control unit) and a BCM (Body Control Module) which are central brain units that control the commands of each switch or button in your vehicle. Easily plugging a device into the obd II connector and having the right software, it is possible to remotely take over someone's car without them ever suspecting anything.

[@balintbaksai6767]

That is absolutely true, but you still have to get into the car to plug in that OBD II device I assume.

[@screensaves]

Watch Dogs 2 looks amazing!

[@link-8222]

Hahaha

[@masonsykes2240]

I get the joke, but it does. It really does.

[@Bro-ih5cy]

Gamer spotted

[@hackergunkown3319]

kook pie watchdogs 2 in real life

[@among_us686]

maru chan

[@Stormtrooper660]

*The guy takes his cyber security to the next level*

[@KefkeWren]

I've said this could happen for a long time, now. Glad to see professionals finally addressing this. I worry about the rest of the world, sometimes.

[@OrpheussZ06]

This is why i drive a 1992 corvette......

[@clowns8421]

Wet Orpheus not because you can't afford the new one.....

[@imedusdz]

Wet Orpheus hot wire x)

[@gsmith3859]

+imedus ZD Don't bother with the wires, just jam a screwdriver into the column next to the signal light switch. Pry the plastic away, and push in the lever.

[@vincentlodewyckx235]

+Wet Orpheus like anyone would ever want to "hack" you

[@OrpheussZ06]

Vincent Lodewyckx if you knew what my car sounded like you would end up trying to not only hack it but steal it too lol

[@Gri-m]

Imagine you're sitting in your self driving car and suddenly some hacker kidnap you by locking the doors and windows and telling the car to drive to them.

[@arbiter8246]

Or worse - hack a plane and force it to land in North Korea.

[@myrusEW]

Hot. I can only dream someone wants me that bad

[@2012daffyduck]

Pretty straight forward stuff, you could use this backwards, you can make your car send you data about itself at certain intervals. Use it for data analytics, make your car talk to you, remind it to remind you to take it to service - etc.

[@KittyBankz]

Right. Why does everyone else think so negative? Why are they trying to do bad things. I was thinking de same thing what you said. To do something with purpose& this is about how people hack your car not about how to protect yourself from car hackers.

[@imstillw8ing]

The worlds next billionaire: Anti Hackware for your car.

[@John-xv3by]

No. worlds next billionaire: mechanically controlled car.

[@keisuke2108]

@@John-xv3by thats not going to happen, we are on the road to ECAR which is controlled by computers.

[@michaeljayne4930]

No argument hackerbrain__22 is the best hacker ever, successfully hacked into my partner’s car brake, you can also get to him for your hack jobs done perfectly for you through [phone]✅

[@ferretmayn7045]

@@texthacker_storm600officia7 fuck Hackerbrain_22 that bitch kissed my girl and stole my wallet

[@GamezGames19]

Reminds me of Ford's and Toyota's sudden acceleration accidents.

[@n124lp]

Thanks for the great video! Very well presented.

[@Panthers1521]

100% not buying a self driving car. Ever.

[@MelvinGundlach]

As you can see, the problem is not self driving cars alone. Every remotely modern car relies heavily on electronics. The recent hack of a Jeep didn't even require special hardware to be installed.

[@zeng58]

Panthers1521 buy an old school car from the 70’s or 90’s you’ll be safe

[@ov7900]

in 10 -20 years, good luck with that...

[@dominicmoyes3684]

but what are the chances of someone hacking you to kill you if someone wanted to kill you that bad they would just shoot you or poison your food or some shit like that

[@CodeAsm]

buying an older car without a canbus/ good luck with that, buying a car and have a "firewall" and antitamper on the canbus.. good luck with that. You know computers right? I asume you are using a computer regularly, Apple, Windows or Linux, doesnt matter, wichever OS, you need protection on it. same goes for your car, old or new, we gonna need protection. And the problem you have with older cars, emissions, local goverments or even national goverments are gonna push everyone towards cleaner, saver cars... so whatever you wanna do, somehow someday you be driving a vehicle, with a computer, and some kind of communications bus in it, that might expose some kind of wireless coms... and hackers can hack it, someone could left a bug in, or somehow a worm, will attack that computer.... Just get to understand these risks, buy whatever car you want, just make sure you undersdtand its basic functions and securtity and update if nececairy. maybe hack the canbus yourself, be there, when it happens, track it, log it. build protections or even beat the hacker at his own game ;). we dont want to drive to work with a horse and carriage anymore now do we? check hackaday.com for awesome hacks, and maybe tricks for protecting yourself.

[@jstrct]

makes me wonder if these recent celebrity car accidents were really accidents

[@gunman236]

Paul walker~~~

[@jstrct]

juan sevilla ryan dunn too

[@gunman236]

Yeah same type of car to '-'

[@bitume]

juan sevilla First I thought about!

[@jstrct]

juan sevilla really? what kind of car was it?

[@mtothem1337]

They installed a unit that controls the computer of the car, you need physical access to do that, so it's not like it's a magical hack that is wireless, it requires alot of work.

[@balintbaksai6767]

Yes, that's the point. I don't understand why they didn't say that in the video. (They just wrote a subtitle about it)

[@frostbite9030]

THIS IS Soooooooo..... COOOLLLLL!!!!!!....Keep it up Man

[@mohammadqasimi1732]

This is amazing 💯

[@El_Cyclista_Desaparecido]

So Michael Hastings car could have been hacked.

[@area51r]

yes

[@Zang420_wst]

exactly what I was thinking about when watching this video

[@hayden123davidson123]

Paul walker to.

[@area51r]

anything is possible, anything, not saying that it was hacked but it seems when people can not find a reason why this would be done they conclude it was not a hack. just because you have no idea is no reason to rule it out. also the fact that they were pro drivers who raced gave some the idea they were out driving way to fast. well i know because i have spent sum serious time with cart, f1 & irl drivers that off the track they really do not behave like that on a street. i could be totally wrong this time & i knew nobody involved personally but knowing there racing background i am more inclined to think they were well in control & at safe speeds. racers spend a good deal of time at the track & it's just not the same on a public street so to a racer driving really fast off a track is not a thrill. just my 2 cents & i could be totally wrong but i don't think so

[@logicalPick]

Hayden Davidson fuck Paul walker, he was nothing but a celebrity. Hastings'reporting led to the resignation of govt officials. He was about to break a big story before his Mercedes spontaneously combusted at high speeds.

[@AgentJayZ]

So carbureted muscle cars with breaker-point ignitions and a complete lack of electronic anything enjoy an immunity to such threats... And they still run after over 40 years. Will there be old car nuts restoring today's PCs on wheels in 2050? I hope so !

[@scottciavarra3325]

_The best hacker is 👉🏻 HACKERCHARLES01__ on Ig 🔥or [phone]_

[@scottciavarra3325]

_The best hacker is 👉🏻 HACKERCHARLES01__ on Ig 🔥or [phone]_

[@Texaca]

... just like in the Mad Max movie, Muscle cars will rule the planet.

[@MrBeegs88]

in 2050, those types of cars won't be allowed on the road. Police will be able to scan any car they see to find out if it's insured, if it's registered, who the owner is, how many miles it has on it, how much gas is in the tank, previous repairs, what parts work, what parts don't work. If you're driving a car without the ability to be scanned for status remotely, you will be pulled over and detained. Trust me, this shit is coming.

[@PacoOtis]

Thanks for the video and keep them coming and keep educating us. A benefit is that my Aerostar looks better every day! LOL

[@jacobclark787]

-All these various hack videos are just made to promote thier channel,this is big time wastage if you're watching. Save your time,Save your Data and Contact @benjayhacks for his service on Instagram. Thank me later.

[@RockG.o.d]

Me: "Officer my car just started to speed up by its self and wouldn't stop, I think my car got hacked." Officer: "bullsht they can't do that, now licence and registration. " Me: " yeah okay you got me, I was dying for a piss and I didn't want to urinate on the side of the road, so I was rushing home for the toilet."

[@lynnseycummings3089]

lol

[@michaeljayne4930]

No argument hackerbrain__22 is the best hacker ever, successfully hacked into my partner’s car brake, you can also get to him for your hack jobs done perfectly for you through [phone]✅

[@texthacker_storm600officia7]

Hackerbrain__22 is really a grate hacker he has done a great surprising hack job by hacking my wife car engine that made her not to travel last night you can contact him on WhatsApp [phone]

[@hater8786]

10:00 "If I just want to take you out, it's much easier to shoot you". Okay, but then the whole entire world knows that you were assassinated. If someone hacked your car, no one would suspect anything, they would just think you lost control of your car under natural conditions.

[@gtask8]

+Jayson Keniston Wouldnt say so necessarily...

[@hater8786]

Aaron Caraballo Only if it were made to look like a suicide, but he didn't say that.

[@shalala4571]

+Aaron Caraballo Most actions in the car is logged in the car. So it would be possible to see exactly what happened

[@sugoruyo]

+Lucas Jonsson Still, it's much easier to re-flash the EEPROM or clear logs than make a bullet and the corresponding hole in someone disappear...

[@diegocvc_]

sugoruyo you said it the right way

[@THERUBBISHPCKID]

I didn't think the hand brake or foot brake were electronically connected

[@neil78b]

In new vehicles, yes, but its still rare. Its becoming more common and I personally don't like it. I want an emergency brake that is manual, no electronics what-so-ever.

[@THERUBBISHPCKID]

neil78b my dad has v70 and the brakes are so awesome when u brake to hard the hazards come on yea I know what u mean though but when do u use a hand brake to do an emergency stop

[@neil78b]

THERUBBISHPCKID Hopefully never.

[@thatkidfromthatshow]

They should just make the hand brake without electronics, and change make windows with the winding thing again.

[@THERUBBISHPCKID]

ThatKidFromThatShow lol hand brake yes but windows just no

[@TruckEnthusiastYT]

“Thank God this is an empty parking lot” Me sees like 5 cars!

[@pradipdhakal2665]

Love this video!! 👍👍

[@narcoti]

at 4:20 you would require internal access to the car, this whole thing is overhyped. As usual Motherboard overhypes these things and blows them out of proportion.

[@narcoti]

Unless you have onstar or equivalent.

[@Hobypyrocom]

exactly. "the vehicle shown is modified with third-party hardware for demo purposes" well how else would they even connect to a car wirelessly if they dont install a custom hardware on it? are they counting that there are retarded car manufacturers so using this add on motherboard they will provide their already prepared "miracle" hardware and software that can "protect" a car from being hacked for a silly price? first of all i am not familiar with the recent car systems but why would a car need a cellular network installed in it in the first place? a normal car system have computer that reads the status of the sensors installed and controls the system accordingly, there is nothing that you can connect to directly on that computer except on the jack that is installed for that purpose. a specialized car auto mechanic can do all this things shown on the video but not remotely without connecting a cable to the car. 7:54 obviously a cable going from the laptop to the car... "GSM networks, everything is cellular nowadays" WTF, why would a car have GSM installed in it? so now what? are they hoping to persuade the car manufacturers to buy the lame McAfee antivirus and security for their cars? the security software that cant even deal with simple PC viruses and hacks? Ubisoft sponsors so big campaign to promote their game that had the release date prolonged for so long, there is not a single recent video on KZbin that doesnt talk about it, i bet it will be rubbish and a big failure. the same campaign they launched for assassins creed and it was a failure too.

[@narcoti]

Well my car has a 3g connection, it is not for me to use, but for the car to send status to manufacturer website of the car, and that certainly could be hacked. It also allows me to remote start my car, unlock the doors lock the doors and locate the car. But I canceled the service and removed the antenna since I have a manual car, the remote start does not work and it isn't worth $100 a year to be able to unlock my car from my phone. But even if it was hacked and they turned off my car, I can still steer and brake, so there would be no point. And the part where they say that they can blow the engine up, it requires a restart to flash the ecu, and most cars the map file that the ecu access to control the engine cannot be manipulated because it is encrypted. And even then a device would have to be installed on the OBD port allowing remote access, since programming is physically separated from anything but the ecu and the OBD2 port.

[@Sammysapphira]

I know, right? Nobody seems to know what "hacking" means these days. They think using simple commands already linked to a network for testing purposes is hacking. It would take so much fucking time to breech a car's security that you know nothing about.

[@dupa333jelenia]

***** There is potential to override the breaking and steering systems. New ESP equipped cars have ECU control over breaks in each wheel separately. One of my cars has an electric power steering that is also connected to the ECU. There is no full disconnect between the mechanical systems and the things that control them, but it would be possible to lock one wheel to alter the path of the car, or make the car accelerate. From my knowledge, it's not possible to control the steering directly, but again, the pump might be switched off. My opinion is that remotely steering the car is BS, but having control over those systems might make the car accelerate and crash. The whole thing is not new. Delphi introduced an OBDII remote controller for the car, that can actually do a lot of stuff. Those guys are not pioneers, the whole thing is hyped to the max.

[@whkyo9329]

i'll install avast for my car

[@diegocvc_]

lol wont help you can hack everything even with the best firewall

[@whkyo9329]

DieMaGames From KZbin that was ironic

[@orkhanahmadov9963]

Avast is the most secure AV i have ever seen. I have made many malwares , and also tried to do many attacks online on my own pc where Avast is installed up to now all were detected by Avast. Also if your computer receives any suspicious file (Trojan,Malware, Backdoor) within the PDF , MP3 or JPEG , XML file it blindly scans then sends it to the database of Avast for searching and within 60 minutes AVAST is responding back by telling you whether the file contains (reverse engineering) or any harmful content. Sorry for my English PEACE

[@donquxitodoflamingo5648]

@@orkhanahmadov9963 avast ruined my computer😓

[@syedsufiyan4330]

Avast sells your data

[@shriyashk.7818]

Best video on security issues Keep it guys Love from INDIA

[@jacobclark787]

-All these various hack videos are just made to promote thier channel,this is big time wastage if you're watching. Save your time,Save your Data and Contact @benjayhacks for his service on Instagram. Thank me later.

[@notapplicable8136]

Thanks for all the great ideas. I mean information. Yeah, information.

[@jacobclark787]

-All these various hack videos are just made to promote thier channel,this is big time wastage if you're watching. Save your time,Save your Data and Contact @benjayhacks for his service on Instagram. Thank me later.

[@mickymike1000]

This is why I drive a 72 Chevy Blazer. No computers to worry about.

[@Jask1717]

No this is not why you drive a 72 blazer, are you seriously pretending like you knew about cars being hacked? Like you just decided to buy a old piece of shit SUV because you didn't want to get hacked while driving, please stfu.

[@idkidk8959]

No, it is because you are a poor piece of shit.

[@tonycordova8240]

Spencer Johnson Fuck you guys, older vehicles are simplistic compared to modern vehicles. You don't have to worry about people deciding to hack you and possibly kill you. It's because of you ignorant fucks who think that everything needs to be more sophisticated and complex than what they should be, that is making this world a scary place to live. How do you even know if he is a "poor piece of shit"? It is his choice to drive whatever the fuck he wants.

[@mickymike1000]

Tharee MaahthePuddi who ever said I knew this would happen? It is common sense; if something is more complicated and has computers controlling it, it can be hacked. You don't tell me to stfu. If you don't mind possibly having your vehicle hacked l, fine by me. Just it is damn near impossible to "hack" an older vehicle.

[@Jask1717]

mickymike1000 No you stupid bitch, you clearly said you got the 72 blazer because it can't be hacked, and I responded by calling you out, because obviously did not know shit about the idea of cars being hacked.

[@Drakonadrgoragonis]

The breaks would still work....they do not need the car running to work...

[@elyasrasti8943]

@Kailash Bhikharie no stupid, brakes are hydraulic, you can always use them if the car is on or off.

[@_Viking]

@@elyasrasti8943 yes, you can always physically engage your brakes. But the car can also engage your brakes out of your controll. Anti lock braking systems and stability controll systems are essentially controlling the brakes on each wheel. So a hacker can for instance fully engage your left front wheel on the highway, which can result in scary situations.

[@joshuaelijah865]

No people, in modern cars the brakes don't work efficienctly without the engine running (not fooling around I am actually a car engineer). Brakes use boosters which get pressure from your engine and these things are controlled by the ECU of the VSS (Vehicle Speed Sensor) thus no engine, no brakes.

[@Abstract4Lyf]

Where tf is part 1 and 3 also why does this channel seem to be discontinued. We need this

[@stollenjack6699]

Thanks you for this video

[@MegaJohn49]

I got chills from this.

[@alkapowportstar7808]

you need to get out more.

[@MegaJohn49]

Alkapow Portstar yea ok, having a job, hanging out with friends, and going to stores isnt going out then.

[@ralphfalstin5337]

Relax! You’re safe with a vehicle made b4 05.

[@brainiac147]

2:17 he's talking about car parts and he's holding a Bus Pirate and a Teensy 1.0.

[@ilovemyevo556]

@@michaeljayne4930 he'll ask you for money and not deliver on the promises. scammer .

[@jajacalifas6210]

Thank you for sharing this vital information...but do u not have suggestions for the public on how to keep ourselves safe? Besides suggesting we buy no cars and go back to only using bikes is there any steps we can take to prevent this.?

[@123hedpe]

dam I know there was computers in a car but I never thought of this.. this is crazy thinking. Cool video.

[@kendee2749]

Another thing that I was doubtful of (in addition to my previous comment that you can NOT remotely hack into the car unless someone first broke into the car and added their own physical receiver device) was that a hacker can NOT completely disable the brakes entirely to prevent you from being able to stop. Most cars have HYDRAULIC brakes with a physical connection between the brake pedal and the brakes. When you push on the brake pedal, it pushes on a master cylinder piston that pushes fluid into the brake caliper which squeezes the brake to make the wheel stop. There's nothing computer or electronic about that to be avble to prevent it from happening. Hack into and automatically APPLY the brake (thru stability control or parking brake)? Sure. Disable to booster? Probably. But completely stop the brakes from working? No, it's a bunch of metal and rubber pieces pushing fluid around, nothing you can do to stop that electronically.

[@fancy8365]

What about brake module? Erase that coding bam. They don't work

[@AndrewTheRadarMan]

And thats why I Should probably buy and drive a 1980s Mercedes Benz Diesel that can even start without electricty

[@AntonySimkin]

even an atomic nuke with a huge EMP wouldn't stop you lol. I have a 1998 VW GOLF diesel. This car just doesn't give a fuck.

[@1slowz2]

great video... I wish this topic would get more media coverage. everything on CANBUS is broadcast traffic.... super easy to inject on CANBUS. suprised this isn't happening more.

[@TAnimations]

This is why I'm keeping my 2006 Toyota Camry

[@Dev_Everything]

This video was setup as more of a scare tactic then anything. 1. You must be physically connected to the ECM or CAN buss before you can do any of this. 2. Exactly how are they getting GSM connectivity to an old honda. Are you paying for cellular service for each device you install in a car?

[@sheeshulex]

You can stick up an Arduino module with a GSM or Wi-fi reciever to the CAN bus. Considering this whole CIA Vault 7 stuff, I'm starting to be afraid.

[@Vysair]

Dev Everything kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3yThKWud6hkrtU

[@_Viking]

You're right. This method requires physical access to one of the modules inside the car. As far as I know, there isn't wireless access to the CAN bus directly. In this example the "hacker" had installed a custom gsm module. He could as easily used a simple elm327 with Bluetooth and get the same result. Still, you need access to the inside of the car.

[@_Viking]

@@sheeshulex elm327 gives you Bluetooth access to the CAN bus for as little as $10. You need physical access to the OBD port inside the car though. In theory you could modify the elm327 and tap into other CAN bus modules also.

[@SupremeKai24]

Shit just got real!

[@SupremeKai24]

Like I said, SHIT JUST GOT REAL!!! Watch to find out how.Anarchy god of chaos Black Warrior ***** ***** The Fantom Convoy FallingStar7777 George Miles Hyper Sonic 15 Liquid Swords Leon Wong Mr. Common Sense Power StaticX Infinity ***** Shadow

[@SupremeKai24]

Nethas Zungolax

[@HZTenh17g]

Supreme Kai Fudge yea lololol

[@powerstaticxinfinity3394]

Watch Dogs.

[@lucywilliams1925]

Now I believe *hackjamal11* on Instagram 9402427397 on whatsapp is Really working I text their phone,Instagram page and WhatsApp and car location they replied and give me the access to my hubby phone immediately because he has been hidden some secret from me,love him so much......

[@ChasePrv]

It looks dope out here

[@d.ac.h6605]

This explains those ufo misterys ( drone with light ,car hacker ,knock out gas )

[@nihaljalal5693]

CANBUS, lemme just write that here never to forget

[@ReflectTheEmotions]

Parrot Security OS comes preinstalled with Kayak, a car hacking tool that exploits CANBUS

[@jacobclark787]

-All these various hack videos are just made to promote thier channel,this is big time wastage if you're watching. Save your time,Save your Data and Contact @benjayhacks for his service on Instagram. Thank me later.

[@therealstickypages]

imagine connecting an xbox controller to it and driving around like that xD

[@evyn8290]

U actually can

[@coolmania]

The emergency brake, or hand brake, is connected directly to the emergency braking system usually located in the rear wheels.

[@jasona7029]

make that available on kickstarter now!

[@xivok]

Lets forget about Flying cars of the future...Fireballs of people and cars will rain down

[@BobyTheDragon]

"Hey its raining lambos!" "I WANA CATCH ONE..." *dead*

[@Wowthatsfail]

Vivek V is that bad?

[@Arif_R.]

Vivek V

[@pizzanetwork8017]

The Nerds Will Be The ones Doing The Crimes In The Future it’s clear as daylight 🤓🤓🤓

[@michaeljayne4930]

No argument hackerbrain__22 is the best hacker ever, successfully hacked into my partner’s car brake, you can also get to him for your hack jobs done perfectly for you through [phone]✅

[@texthacker_storm600officia7]

Hackerbrain__22 is really a grate hacker he has done a great surprising hack job by hacking my wife car engine that made her not to travel last night you can contact him on WhatsApp [phone]

[@satanx016]

me: Oh damn they even spy on our cars fiat uno: did you miss me??

[@AustinRoepke]

Developing hardware for CAN communication with a car isn't focused on stealing a car. You'd have to sniff or know what messages do what, then create those messages to do something on the car. About the easiest thing to do is turn something off. Second is unlocking doors and starting up. Spoofing/overriding continuous messages would be a bit more difficult. Unintended acceleration or braking would require temporary disabling of the controller sending those signals and simultaneously sending those messages continuously to make it happen. One-line messages like unlocking doors and turning the car on/off is about the extent of this. Remote tracking would require an extra GPS unit hooked up to the arduino and that information sent over GPRS (unless, there is GPS information created by the car and communicated over can). There is absolutely no way someone can walk by your car and 'hack' it to unlock with what is shown in this video. It would take access to a can port (OBD II port), hardware, a power source (OBD port?), and a knowledge of the CAN messages of the specific car.

[@Hyedrojin]

4:12 "you can just walk by and implant the device." Is it really that easy to just walk by any locked car and attach the physical hardware to the cars computer? For some reason I feel like it can't be all that easy without access to the inside of the car or engine bay.

[@CrossRoadsOfTime]

+Hyedrojin Wan I would agree with you. with how they place the diagnostic ports even in hard to get to areas even with the keys, I doubt that leaching on to this cars internal network is something that one can just walk by and do that with out keys or making people suspicions. Even then it's really only the expensive cars that are drive by wire, the I've had to move cars that aren't not that old ('90-'95), and the hand brake, regular brakes and steering still work, though takes more effort to get them to respond with with the power off but I can still get them to. And no power=no computer so there was a mechanical link there. Power assisted but still manual control.

[@debeste95]

+Hyedrojin Wan Engine bay? Lmfao, electrically the engine bay offers no more accessibility than the outside of the car, outside of cutting headlight wires. ECU control is located in the dashboard, close to the driver. Cloud-based systems though, will always be vulnerable to remote penetrations.

[@bellajaid]

+Hyedrojin Wan Here's the problem, battery has to ground, usually on the frame. Metal frame on metal body is conductive. With the right materials, you could likely install it right to the body, although this device seems clunky and noticeable. I wouldn't be surprised if within the next 10 years this becomes a serious issue.

[@CrossRoadsOfTime]

+bellajaid even so hooking a device only to the ground of another device isn't going to do much unless it can interfere with the ground and that's not possible from the outside.

[@coprice94]

There are endless stories of people hacking cars from the outside without even doing anything to the car

[@zuze9112]

Thats why you should drive OLD BMW or Audi or Mercedes. Only electricity lights and radio and thats it. Everything else is manual.

[@studinets]

You forgetting they have fuel pumps? Ignition? Alternators? Any old car can be hacked, and depending on power options it can all be wired to operate remotely. Even a 1914 Ford Model T can be remotely turned off with an addition of a remotely activated vacuum solenoid.

[@zuze9112]

Andrey Studinets fuel pump mechanical by crankshaft, ignition= mechanical distributor driven by crankshaft. Well yes. But i dont think pc nerd will understand 30+years old wiring + a lot of wiring have been redone by owner or shop so its not orginal.

[@studinets]

***** Cars with mechanical fuel pump are equipped with various fuel shut off safetys, some electronic some not. Mechanical distributor is there to determine the moment of ignition, power is supplied from the battery through a fuse for the spark.

[@zuze9112]

Andrey Studinets with various fuel shut off safetys, ( thats newer cars, i meant older older ones. pure mechanics - > you press pedal carb opens rpm`s clime more fule gets pumped, taked foot of pedal carb closes rpm`s dropt minimal fuel gets in) Not newver where there are safety. Well battery only place actually. but when you cut off battery than car dies and if you leave in gear you can safely pul over breaking with geears + engine.

[@epiccheese911]

why Mercedes BMW or Audi? Any old car works and btw those cars were hack friendly back in the 1980s, Toyotas were hack friendly in the 2000s

[@htetaunglwin8941]

So cool,Nice.

[@Daly69]

the fact that he connect himself to the car then saying "hack" lol

[@carlosramon6102]

RIP Michael Hastings.

[@Dre_98]

who dat tho?

[@jacobclark787]

-All these various hack videos are just made to promote thier channel,this is big time wastage if you're watching. Save your time,Save your Data and Contact @benjayhacks for his service on Instagram. Thank me later.

[@Mrx2002]

Yea try that with my 87 Ranger! lol Its carbureted and no ecu whatsoever...

[@voaskygang]

I AM THE GREAT CORNHOLIO! Don’t nobody want you or your piece of crap ranger lol

[@kv-2743]

a strong emp can damage your car lol but that's still tricky to do so you should be alright lol

[@LukiGames0]

Nice to have old Golf IV with almost no electronics at all only raw mechanic.

[@blanenoel4231]

Thank you❤ 🎉

[@pi1392]

He's voice sounds like Mr robot Eliot.

[@q3znw6j88aywnwy]

"ay wheels! Stop"

[@berger1968]

Thank god the brakes work mechanic.

[@securityguy]

The 7th gen Honda Accord (2003 - 2007) as featured in the beginning of the video, cannot be hacked remotely, because it's a real low tech car. The highest tech you'll find in the car is a 6-disk CD changer in the dash. I have one I have driven for over 11 years. It does not even have bluetooth. It can only be hacked when OBDII port is accessed or you dig out the ECU under the front center console.

[@iBMcFly]

Here after Anne Heche...

[@la-ia1404]

Basically a car is a wireless network that has the security equivalent to wep encryption.

[@user-rs1lw2gg8l]

Thats why i like classic cars, no computers, no electronics

[@BananaPlaysGames]

8:17 It's the new remote starter! Just, way, way more complicated.

[@harunceylan7887]

*i hacked my lawnmower! he is doing good!*

[@theautistic9246]

3:24 Bröther

[@mayursj3175]

He sounds like elliot from tv series mr.robot😂😂

[@Bryan-xv7gf]

That prof was da savage one!!

[@Well_Edumacated]

umm cops have been doing this for awhile with bait cars so how is this surprising?

[@myrna640]

boombapboom seriously!!!! So true!

[@hunkyhenry6092]

yeah bait cars.. cars with a doodad plugged into them

[@CaroFDoom]

Welp, another reason to get an AE86.

[@tsukiii5607]

oh my god this is usefull to track down criminals and to stop them and to troll them this is next level right here..

[@BenA-bu1cz]

Wow, that is scary for sure.

[@RHBTurbochargers]

there's a lot wrong with this video, not all of it is true in this day and age, but it's all possible with the right car. that's all im saying.

[@feolender2938]

I agree. The key sentence was where the geek said "we changed a few things to make it gsm" or words to that effect. However, Apple were forced by US authorities to give access to its api. Those same authorities could apply the same pressure to auto manufacturers, say, ones receiving bail outs, making access to the vehicle WWAAYY more convenient,

[@cheryee3659]

Nowadays cars are with EPS and DBW can be remotely control

[@lynnseycummings3089]

na they do some crazy shit and what they re doing today 2020 to my 2015 buick which ive had for 3 years.....it makes me so angry and sick

[@cocohankin4208]

It's hard to hack too. 🤖🤖🤖🤖🤖

[@jacobclark787]

-All these various hack videos are just made to promote thier channel,this is big time wastage if you're watching. Save your time,Save your Data and Contact @benjayhacks for his service on Instagram. Thank me later.

[@stespark]

Princess Diana cough cough

[@pat4rush]

@Iubaru Smpreza Probably easier to hack.

[@Dansk55]

@@pat4rush No its not. The BUS does not have control over steering and braking like OBD2 does. I am sure it can be done but more difficult.

[@michaeljayne4930]

No argument hackerbrain__22 is the best hacker ever, successfully hacked into my partner’s car brake, you can also get to him for your hack jobs done perfectly for you through [phone]✅

[@michaeljayne4930]

No argument hackerbrain__22 is the best hacker ever, successfully hacked into my partner’s car brake, you can also get to him for your hack jobs done perfectly for you through [phone]✅

[@ilovemyevo556]

didn't have this tech in cars in 97 you dumbass

[@bogger5119]

You have brains and intelligence, and using them! Bring down the shites!!!

[@codymcnary13]

8:13 this right here. few people know the power of this stance.

[@allistair61]

Every police officer that had been involved with a car chase would probably love to be able to do this at the right moment!

[@kokoskinas322]

so if you can hack a car. That means you can hack a Jet? or a Airplane?

[@spinnenente]

since car intern communication is not fully standardized you have to analyze it ( im not a specialist for canbus but ive worked with it briefly ). so you'd first get that information which will be hard since this is usually company secret and then you would have to know the cars systems well enough to get access to read/write on the canbus to do the things he did. Still this is a lot of work where you need highly qualified people and if the car manufacturers up their security it should be even more difficult than it is now. (i just hate that they got macafee in this video since their software is appaling)

[@kokoskinas322]

thats pretty sick. still amazing i never knew it was possible. But how fucked up would it be if someone hacked into a jet plane.

[@JuusoAlasuutari]

Maybe, but you still can't download a car.

[@mr.turner6455]

Ya, a guy proved that he could hack into an airplane on his android phone

[@dsmith3601]

***** The FAA was controlling all commercial aircraft long before 911. It used to be called fly by wire in the 80's-90's. Pilots only land and take off generally. When evasive maneuvers are needed pilots will then take control, but most of the flight is controlled by the FAA and has been for over 20 years.

[@michaelkapczynski2490]

I had this happend to me a couple of times back in my Camaro when I was stationed out in Texas sketch

[@muhammaddaffaalwansyah1995]

im so glad that i still use bicycar

[@bmw5002]

What a load of crap. The car was retrofitted most likely with a custom setup such as an arduino, tied to a GSM board, and using a can bus interface chip. The wires for the body control can bus would need to be fished out of a door panel or under the carpet to be tapped. And it's highly likely that starting or stopping the engine from the body control can bus is impossible. Most modern cars maintain a separate bus for engine control and other systems essential for safe operation of the car. Even if that bus was tapped, I highly doubt it was done on this car. I'm betting that this car was also retrofitted with a remote start module which ties into the starter and ignition wires. Then control of that module was also passed off to the arduino or other retrofitted remote control system. If the car has a standard turn to start key, and if you can release the key at any time before the car is started and it stops cranking, it's very likely that the starter is not computer controlled. On newer cars with push to start, it may be possible to manipulate that function over the can bus. In a nutshell, this car has been highly modified to allow this demonstration. The chances of someone being able to hack a car wirelessly over something like the in-car bluetooth audio is highly, highly unlikely. The maker of this video did a very poor job in explaining exactly how much modifications needed to be done to accomplish this. The video spreads FUD amongst people who don't know enough to understand how something like this is accomplished. This video is quite a load of rubbish and should frankly be removed for being inaccurate and sloppy.

[@purpdirt]

Way to prove a point .

[@erickennedy1315]

this is retarded its like, " look I made a remote control for my car............" " oh my god you can hack anyones car???!?!?" "well... no I can con.." " no no no one is safe!!!!!!!! argh! everyone run! computers are evil!"

[@JesusisJesus]

He said it was retrofitted with a doover from a newer model car, which in a nutshell is saying the model they had wasn't capable so they shoved a controller into that car from a newer model that enabled the "hacking" to take place, essentially verifying everything you said. If you look closely, yes there is an arduino in the "CHT" Car Hacking Tool.

[@aaronfrazier9189]

It said it was fitted with third party software. And unmodified cars weren't vulnerable

[@ElitesEngineering]

bmw5002 No shit, you watch too many Hollywood movies. Pretty sure it would be impossible without attaching a 3rd party device.

[@TurboDiesel-zf8ph]

Good luck hacking my 56 Oldsmobile super 88

[@paddan426]

I don't have to... just hack the modern car going the opposite way towards u, and floor it. With no airbags, no proper crash safety in that -56, ur toast. Never forget that your never safe just because u think you avoid this issue.

[@Drakonadrgoragonis]

wrong.. that 56 is a tank compared to modern cars.. you can survive a direct head on in one of those and not die...

[@williamoleary4108]

Im a big classic car man myself, but a classic cars "toughness" is the reason you're more likely to die. No crumple zones, no airbags, only lap belts... thats not including the speculative stuff like the physics of the lack of bolstering, b pillar strength, etc. I will agree to this though, if you get in a small fender bender - you aren't out of THOUSANDS and are more likely to drive away. But in the hypothetical above: The person in the runaway car has a better chance of survival.

[@Drakonadrgoragonis]

William O'Leary not entirely true... people survived more wrecks in classic cars they they do in these thin sheet metal cars of today... that is why deaths were reported less in wrecks...the person in the smaller care usually died while the driver of the tank lived.

[@bradleymarks]

well it still has a cam bus...

[@jumasayeh4574]

what they are not saying is that additional hardware need to be installed on the car so the hacker needs to open your car .. pop the hood , install hardware in the engine connect it to the ECU .. then leave the car this could take a long time,, another thing is once you remove the hardware the hacker can no longer access your car.

[@joeallen9897]

This dude is so proud of himself....

[@jonathanschultz2472]

I'm sticking with my 66' chevelle

[@xmaxfuture]

You said airplanes ??

[@skyzefawlun]

let's see your backdoor :D

[@logmeinwtf]

370!

[@ancientpyro4598]

i guess thats in part 3: conference.hitb.org/hitbsecconf2013ams/materials/D1T1%20-%20Hugo%20Teso%20-%20Aircraft%20Hacking%20-%20Practical%20Aero%20Series.pdf

[@THEROBINKEVIN]

😱😱😱😱👌👌👌 amazing but it's very dangerous think. It's depending on good hand or bad hand ...

[@renderlyofficial]

Watch_Dogs 3 looks amazing!

[@jacobclark787]

-All these various hack videos are just made to promote thier channel,this is big time wastage if you're watching. Save your time,Save your Data and Contact @benjayhacks for his service on Instagram. Thank me later.