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CAN bus injection theft

Discussion in '3rd Gen Tundras (2022+)' started by nodak67, Apr 10, 2023.

  1. Apr 10, 2023 at 9:58 AM
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    Pretty crazy for sure… we had a Chevy Silverado in my shop last year with a no start condition, turned out moisture in the left headlight was the cause, go figure haha
     
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    all i can think of is the movie gone in 60 seconds where they pop the driver front headlight and jam a screwdriver in it to help steal the car.
     
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    HEADLIGHT SHIELDS :rofl:?? This is scary man a $10 PIC18F has the power to spoof the car hopefully they can roll out a temporary software patch and incorporate a better and more secure can bus protocol. Life only gets more interesting from here lol might have to develop an ai powered GAU 8 that deploys from the bed and brings hell to the thieves.
     
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    The NEXX garage door openers have been patched.
     
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  7. Apr 14, 2023 at 12:30 PM
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    But there problem is that the bug is in all nexx wifi products from what I can tell, not just the garage door
     
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    I suspect those have been patched too. This was all very recent. They took the garage door controllers offline last week and rolled out the patched firmware soon after. Maybe even some patches on their cloud end? IDK.

     
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    did a follow up on this update by nexx. apparently the fix was to removed the ability to open the door except for bluetooth access. the wifi compenent that everyone used were nuked.


     
  13. Apr 17, 2023 at 9:23 AM
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    This was a reason of dashboard Christmas Tree, no brakes, no engine boost and transmission in 4th gear. Acceleration from 0 to 20 MPH took two years.

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    No, not my hand. Volvo put AWD computer under the car's belly, right above the exhaust pipe. Aluminum case corroded along the cover's seal, let water and salt in, where it corroded a bottom pad of one single 1/64" long SMD resistor. Unfortunately, it was a CAN-bus terminating resistor that disrupted communication with brakes control module (BCM). BCM software didn't expect it and failed in a way that was not properly thought of by the programmers. No BCM means limp mode.

    You could not see what happened even in microscope. I just started blowing off all SMD parts in that suspicious corner with water intrusion traces.
     
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    Todays vehicles definitely require a deep understanding of how systems work in order to diagnose these difficult issues, just when I think I’ve seen it all…
     
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    Not on mine. When they first took it offline due to the issue the wifi connection was gone, so maybe it worked on BT only then. IDK. But now it is back connected via wifi and my door functions with Bluetooth turned off on my phone, like it usually is.

    I also have the MyQ wifi app on this GDO. Only reason I also have the NEXX is that I had it already for an older GDO and the new Chamberlains don't support Alexa natively, while the NEXX does. I actually use that feature a lot, mostly to close the door on my way out with bike or motorcycle. Allows me to close it without needing to use the app or keypad.

    The other thing is that I have contacts for my home alarm system on the garage door. So if it ever gets opened by a hack or forced open mechanically I will know. Also have a camera in there.

     
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    glad they fixed it properly.
     
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    We'll see. All these cloud-based "Internet of things" devices will likely have vulnerabilities at one time or another. The cost of convenience, I suppose.

     
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    I'm developing these modern high-tech things at work and generally feel they are doing more good than bad, but how these greedy bastards treat customers privacy makes me mad. For example, a few years ago we've got our first smart TV (because there was no dumb TV option anymore), and our home internet started lagging like mad. I sniffered the network, just to find out this is our new Samsung TV is streaming telemetry to Korean servers, and our uplink bandwidth was not enough to fulfill the TV's spying needs. It turned out it listens 24/7 even when "switched off" and sends everything said in the room to the cloud. Even without our consent and with all the available checkboxes unchecked. When denied access to those servers, the TV became unresponsive and generally unusable. I had to built a smarter home network solution to fool the TV properly, so it would not send anything, but still think it is OK.

    Fsck this future, it turns us into neo-Luddites (wife works in computer security). I'm driving a 20 years old crap Volvo whose the only over-the-air featur is AM/FM radio. Gen 2.5 Tundra is of about the same complexity. Need to think how to disable telemetry in wife's 22 Sequoia.
     
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    What I would prefer are devices that I connect to directly without needing to be mediated through the manufacturer's or third party cloud server. For that to work you would have to open ports in your router, which also presents vulnerabilities... or.... run a router-based VPN that puts you on your home network no matter where you are. That's how I access and manage my Blue Iris ip camera server. If only some mfgs would offer products that work like that, I'd pay a premium.

     
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    Use open source. This is what we do.
     
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    thats why i use something more than the normal routers. run a udm-pro at home with vlans, in and out bound rules and location restrictions.

    the rules is the biggest part, all my iot stuff is walled off on its on vlan. outside attempts to connect to devices on that vlan are dropped into /nulldev. devices trying to call out from the vlan have to go thru my firewall and pi-hole and restricted to only goto a specific ip or only to the admin vlan.

    most of my rules are set that the connection to the iot vlan devices have to be initiated from the admin vlan

    also run honey pots on my network and reports of anything weird connecting to ap or switches.


    but i digress :)
     
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    What? No Community Edition Qradar or AC Hunter, um Security Onion? Just RULES and buckets of Honey???
     
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    well i do have about 955k unique domains on my pi-hole block list :)


    edit : oops, forgot to update in a while, 959k unique domains now.


    pi-hole dashboard.jpg
     
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    I have some catching up to do:

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    slightly. when i get home i can either export my list or send you a link to a lot of pi-hole maintained lists.

    i think probably why my block % is lower is cause i drop all in/out bound not from the usa before pi-hole even gets involved.
     
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    ...this is the way.
    LoL

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    lol way to many pr0n sites in that list i suspect :)

    jk,

    i am guessing you went further down the rabbit hole and selected the questionable lists?

    i only picked the well fetted lists with low false positives.
     
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    I grabbed a "motherload" of reliable lists off the usual Pi info/source web sites; some may be redundant, but it doesn't bother me.
    I have pre-teens in the house, and while an IT professional, I don't wanna look and think of computers/etc while home.

    What still amuses me to this day is how I'm used to seeing "clean" Internet/websites, and get startled by the amount of adds/crap not blocked if I'm anywhere else where there is no web filtering in place.
    Some ppl don't care, many don't know anything we're talking about and doing here, and most don't have a clue to begin with.
     
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