Digital Forensics on Automotive

Modern vehicles are comprised of electronic controllers interconnected via several types of physical networks.  These networks shuttle thousands of parameters across in near real-time.

After having followed this course you will  (1) understand what kind of data is being sent over the CAN-bus, (2) where data may be stored and (3) how we might use standardize diagnostic protocols to retrieve stored data.

Content

• Diagnostic Protocols

• Security Access

• Device Control

• Advanced CAN Bus Techniques

• Understanding Network Messaging: Normal Mode Messages

• Understanding Network Messages: OSEK, VNMF, and other NM Messages

• ECU Programming basics

• Reverse Engineering

Objectives

In this course you will learn:

• What vehicle controllers are
• What vehicle controllers do
• How vehicle controllers speak to each other
• How to interact with the controllers
• Methods for simulating a controller or the vehicle around a controller
• Methods for communicating with a controller
• Methods for querying data from the controller
• Methods of modifying data

Target group

Digital investigators and traffic accident investigators from police or other government law enforcement organisations

Prerequisites

• A general understanding of vehicle diagnostics and vehicular data networks
• Participants should bring a laptop running Windows 7 or newer

Dates and Location

Dates: October 17-18, 2017
Location: Netherlands Forensic Institute in The Hague, The Netherlands

Duration

Two consecutive days, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Number of participants

12-22

Course fee

2295 euro for the two-days course (no VAT will be added)

This includes:

• Certificate of attendance
• CanBusHack Training Manual (pdf)
• Simulation Hardware
• Lunch and refreshments during the seminar

Hotel and travel costs are not included.

Trainer

Robert Leale and colleague (CanBusHack)

Registration

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