PASTA: Portable Automotive Security Testbed with Adaptability
summary
A portable automotive security testbed built into an ~8 kg suitcase reproduces multiple ECUs, exposes SWD/JTAG and OBD-II interfaces, and runs reprogrammable RX-microcontroller firmware so researchers can inject CAN frames and replay a steering-takeover incident that succeeds on the bench. The system links to a driving simulator or scale model, currently supports raw CAN and open CAN ID tables on GitHub, and is designed to add CAN-FD, Ethernet and wireless later. portable testbed open CAN ID tables
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chapters (21)
- 0:00Intro
- 5:53Architecture
- 8:40Background
- 10:07Call for testers
- 11:12Presentation
- 12:37Philosophy
- 12:49Adaptability
- 15:02Carrying Case
- 15:36Physical Controller
- 16:15Injection Security
- 18:54ECU
- 19:17CAN ID Table
- 24:07ECUs
- 29:50Home Driving Simulator
- 31:52Instant Demonstration
- 34:42Use Cases
- 37:31Roadmap
- 39:56Conclusion
- 41:04Contact
- 41:47FAQ
- 44:21Location
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