Automotive Cybersecurity and In-Vehicle Networks for Beginners

$2,299.00

Duration

2 days

Delivery Method

in-person

Level

beginner

Seats Available

20

Duration

2 days

Delivery Method

in-person

Level

beginner

REGISTRATION CLOSED

 

DATE: 22-23 August 2022

TIME: 09:00-17:00 SGT/GMT +8

Date Day Time Duration
22 August Monday 09:00-17:00 SGT/GMT +8 8 Hours
23 August Tuesday 09:00-17:00 SGT/GMT +8 8 Hours

 


In recent years, vehicles have become an increasingly important target for security research. Autonomous vehicles, connected vehicles, and vehicles equipped with ADAS features are host to numerous technologies that add to the attack surface of a vehicle. Due to being heavy objects that move at high speeds in close proximity to humans, vehicle security is, quite literally, an issue of public safety.

This training introduces the learner to the world of automotive security and car hacking, and gives an opportunity to learn about in-vehicle networks – the nervous system of a vehicle – hands-on. Students will learn the fundamentals of in-vehicle networking, the most common technologies used, and how to use a CAN bus using accessible hardware and software available to anyone for further research and education. With automotive security becoming a legal requirement in more and more countries, there is no better time to begin learning how to hack (and of course, defend) a vehicle!

Agenda

  • Overall

    • Intro to automotive security • Introduction to In-Vehicle Networks and CAN bus • Features of CAN bus • Hardware and Software overview • Reading CAN Data • Sending CAN Data • Logging CAN Data • Reverse-Engineering CAN Signals • CAN Bus Security • CAN Bus Attacks • CAN Bus Diagnostics

Why You Should Take This Course

Students will learn the fundamentals of in-vehicle networking, the most common technologies used, and how to use a CAN bus using accessible hardware and software available to anyone for further research and education. With automotive security becoming a legal requirement in more and more countries, there is no better time to begin learning how to hack (and of course, defend) a vehicle!  

Who Should Attend

  • Government, Defense, Academia, or Industry personnel looking to understand automotive cybersecurity
  • Car tuning/hacking hobbyists hoping to learn more about hacking cars
  • Anyone that might be interested in making their own gadgets to interact with their car’s data
  • Vehicle fleet owners hoping to monetize/utilize their vehicles’ data

Key Learning Objectives

  • Prerequisite Knowledge

    • Basic Knowledge of Using Linux
    • Basic Knowledge of Bash Scripting
    • Basic Understanding of Computer Networks

    Hardware / Software Requirements

    • Laptop Computer with Virtualization Enabled and a usable USB Port
    • Oracle VirtualBox software

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