- OpenGarages: Vehicle Research Labs

Presented at REcon 2013, June 23, 2013, 3:30 p.m. (30 minutes)

- OpenGarages is public group designed to help build local Vehicle Research Labs (VRL). At the Hive13 Hackerspace VRL we have been working on building low cost Open Hardware boards to assist in reverse engineering CAN bus protocols. This device can not only receive and transmit but can do it in real-time, intercepting and modifying the packets on the bus line. This CAN-in-the-Middle (CANiTM) device is expected to cost around $100 pre-assembled. The software is also open source and is named CANiBUS. CANiBUS allows for an entire room to work on a vehicle at one time. Researches can even work remotely.

Presenters:

• Craig Smith
  Craig Smith is a founder of the Cincinnati based hackerspace, Hive13. He specializes in reverse engineering and security research. Craig Smith is also a founder of OpenGarages and is a freelance consultant Craig Smith is a founder of the Cincinnati based hackerspace, Hive13. He specializes in reverse engineering and security research. Craig Smith is also a founder of OpenGarages and is a freelance consultant. Support Materials - http://wiki.hive13.org/VRL_Hive13 - http://wiki.hive13.org/CANiTM - https://github.com/Hive13/CANiBUS - http://opengarages.org/

Links:

• https://recon.cx/2013/schedule/events/1.html

Tags:

• Car Hacking

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