Session 2 | Stage 1 | Kamel Ghali | Automotive Exploitation Demo Exploiting a Buffer Overflow Over
Details session 2 | Stage 1 | Kamel Ghali | Automotive Exploitation Demo Exploiting a Buffer Overflow Over and evaluates key implications for security practitioners.
Summary
Talk setup
Kamel Gali of WhiteMotion (Marelli automotive security) presents a pre-recorded demo because Raspberry Pi lab gear was needed at work. The Secure Our Streets/ASRG session covers hands-on automotive exploitation, not novel research.
Bluetooth in vehicles
Bluetooth is a short-range 2.4 GHz cable-replacement used heavily in infotainment for audio, phonebooks, hands-free calling, and increasingly sensitive functions like key-fob firmware updates cited in prior Tesla research.
Buffer overflow demo
After a concise Bluetooth technical primer, he demonstrates a basic buffer overflow against a Bluetooth interface—the classic memory-safety attack adapted to an automotive attack surface relevant to connected cars.
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