canhack
The Janus Attack
The Janus Attack is a low-level CAN protocol attack where a single CAN frame contains two different payloads, so that a targeted device sees a different payload to other devices....
CANHack toolkit on the Raspberry Pi Pico
The Raspberry Pi Pico doesn’t have a CAN controller built-in but that’s no barrier: we can send CAN frames in software!
Three new CAN protocol hacks
The CANHack toolkit includes support for various kinds of attacks on the CAN protocol, including three new unpublished attacks. These new hacks are described in this blog post. There is...
Introducing the CANHack toolkit
For the last few weeks we’ve been developing the CANHack toolkit for CAN protocol hacking. It’s a portable bit-banging library to emulate the minimal parts of the CAN protocol required...
can2
Inferring the sender of a CAN frame
The latest update of the open source can2 protocol decoder is able to automatically infer the sender of a CAN frame. It uses the method of deterministic distortion of CAN...
The Janus Attack
The Janus Attack is a low-level CAN protocol attack where a single CAN frame contains two different payloads, so that a targeted device sees a different payload to other devices....
PulseView and can2 CAN decoder demo
We have published a short video showing the PulseView logic analyzer UI with our can2 protocol decoder. The video shows how to set PulseView up to record CAN traces, how...
CAN protocol decoding via Wireshark
Last year we published a blog post that described the new can2 CAN protocol decoder for many logic analyzers supported by Sigrok we have now updated it to include a...
A CAN protocol decoder
We said in our previous blog post that “Our next goal is to create a GTKWave filter so that an arbitrary waveform can be decoded” and in an early Christmas...
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