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CANToolz
a.k.a.
. It provides multiple modules that can be chained using CANToolz's pipe
system and used by security researchers, automotive/OEM security testers in black-box analysis.
CANToolz can be used for ECU discovery, MitM testing, fuzzing, brute-forcing, scanning or R&D, testing and validation. More can easily be implemented with a new module.
Many tools are already available for CAN analysis, with Charlie Miller and Chris Valasek tools, UDS/CAN tools by Craig Smith and many more . Each of them is cool and useful but it can be tedious when trying to use several of them at once. One may need to have a working setup for each them, modify/hack some of their source code, implement new features to be specific to one's project, etc.
The CANToolz framework is an attempt to unify most (if not all) the tricks, tools and others things that one would need to do CAN analysis in one unique place. A single installation process and many modules already available. The more people we bring in, the more useful it will become! No stunt-hack to bring the people, just a practical and useful tool for anyone to use. Implementing new modules is fairly easy and can be merged with the framework is the community finds it useful.
The framework is really module-oriented, where one could use one, two, a couple of them as part of a testing process or to create more sophisticated simulation scenarios to work with CAN bus.
"I don't get why everyone releases new "car hacking tools" all the time. @nudehaberdasher and I released ours in 2013 and they work fine." - (c) Charlie Miller (@0xcharlie)
"Looking for our car hacking tools / data / scripts? http://illmatics.com/content.zip" - (c) Chris Valasek @nudehaberdasher
More details and use-case examples available on:
Author's blog
CANToolz's Telegram group.
CANToolz's Wiki.
Supported hardware
CANToolz supports the following hardware to communicate with CAN bus:
USBtin
CANBus Triple
Seeed CAN-BUS Shield 1.2
More hardware could be supported. Feel free to open a request.
Install
Using manual installation (installing missing dependencies as well):
The installation process will create a cantoolz
alias command in your bin/ folder. To start cantoolz
, simply run:
Then go to CANToolz's web interface at http://localhost:4444
Help is available with:
Last stable release for Python 2.7: https://github.com/eik00d/CANToolz/tree/Python_2.7_last_release
VIRCar starting:
VIRCar is a Virtual Car simulated using CANToolz's features and modules:
Run VIRCar
cantoolz -g w -p 5555 -c examples/car_config.py
Go to http://localhost:5555/index.html and press
START
Go to http://localhost:5555/vircar.html to see your own Virtual Car!
Now, to start hacking your new virtual car, you can load the existing configuration example:
Run CANToolz
cantoolz -g w -c examples/car_hacker.py
to load and start the hacking sessionGo to http://localhost:4444/index.html and you are now connected to VIRCar with
car_hacker
configuration, using TCP2CAN for I/O hardware and connected to VIRCar's OBD2 and CABIN buses, and ready to start playing around
Available modules
We are working on supporting other types of I/O hardware and modules. Please join us! With your help, we can create modules that can be useful for all of us!
Usage Examples
CAN Switch filter scanner
Checking which CAN frames can be passed from diagnostic interface to HU and back
MITM with firewall (ECU ID detection)
Checking what packets are responsible for chosen "action"
Replay discovery
Checking what packets are responsible for chosen "action"
Ping discovery (with ISO TP and UDS support)
UDS detection, etc.
And many other possible scenarios. Some of them can be found in the example folder of this repository.
Just use modules as "needed":
Example with DIFF mode, to find door unlock commands.
Sniffing and UDS detection example
Use it as-is
As one can expect from hacker tools, CANToolz is very early-uber-alpha. It needs to be tested more; the code can be ugly some times; bugs remain to be found. We are working on that, step by step ;)
Therefore, use it as-is!
A question/comment?
IRC: #cantoolz @ freenode.net
Telegram: https://t.me/CANToolz
With best regards
Alexey Sintsov (@asintsov) / [email protected] -- Creator of CANtoolz
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