SocketCAN: Linux In-Vehicle Network Programming
Eric Evenchick explores SocketCAN, explaining how Linux network sockets streamline CAN bus data capture, filtering, and automotive tool development.
Summary
Vehicle hacking: SocketCAN: Linux In-Vehicle Network Programming. Research on automotive security systems and network protocols.
(AI summary — Claude Haiku)
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