Hack modern vehicles. Master the CAN Bus protocol, ECU analysis, and key fob attacks to understand automotive cybersecurity.
Modern cars are computers on wheels. This advanced course explores the unique attack surface of automotive networks. You will learn to interface with the OBD-II port, sniff and inject packets onto the Controller Area Network (CAN) bus, and reverse engineer Electronic Control Units (ECUs). We cover infotainment system attacks, key fob relay attacks, and the safety-critical implications of car hacking. Labs use simulators (ICSim) to practice safely without a real vehicle.
Estimated completion time: 21 lessons • Self-paced learning • Lifetime access
We start with simulators; real cars require caution.
Only on your own car or specific test tracks.
USB-to-CAN adapter is helpful for advanced labs.
Growing rapidly with EVs and autonomous driving.
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