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Building an Nmap for Your Car

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Sekar Kulandaivel, Tushar Goyal, Arna v Kumar Agrawal, and Vyas Sekar

The network inside a modern car is no longer static; modern in-vehicle networks grow more complex and can change over time. We have developed CANvas, a network mapping tool that identifies what devices in your car communicate on the network and how messages are exchanged between them. CANvas helped us identify an unknown device in a modified 2009 Toyota Prius and pinpoint potentially vulnerable devices in a 2017 Ford Focus.

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Winter 2019, Vol. 44, No. 4
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