Exploiting Bluetooth from Your Car to the Bank Account
Demonstrates novel Bluetooth Classic exploits across modern automotive infotainment units and avionics flight management systems.
Summary
Expanding Bluetooth Attack Surfaces
Over the past decade, vehicle infotainment systems and aviation flight controllers have integrated extensive Bluetooth wireless capabilities, creating new entry points for remote attackers.
BlueToolkit Testing and Replay Framework
Researchers introduced BlueToolkit, an open-source testing platform designed to discover, fuzz, and replay Bluetooth Classic implementation vulnerabilities.
Discovering 64 Vulnerabilities Across 22 Vehicles
Security assessments using BlueToolkit uncovered sixty-four zero-day vulnerabilities across modern automobile models and the Garmin Flight Stream avionics management system.
Privilege Escalation and Account Hijacking
Demonstrated attack vectors establish man-in-the-middle positions, exfiltrate sensitive driver data, and escalate privileges to hijack online user accounts.
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