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Presentation:
Bluetooth is a short-range cable replacement technology that is found in millions of IoT devices around the world. Due to its ubiquity and breadth of functionality, it's been seen in vehicles as early as the late 2000s. While commonly used for phonebook access, hands-free phone usage, and media control, Bluetooth is nonetheless an important vector to consider when analyzing a vehicle's security case. In this CHV101 lecture, we'll explore Bluetooth as a technology and its relevance to automotive cybersecurity.
Presenter:
Kamel Ghali
Kamel Ghali is a veteran of the automotive security industry, with experience working both within the automotive industry and as an external consultant. His passion for automotive security goes beyond his work, with him volunteering as an instructor for the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) Cyber Auto Challenge and leading the Japanese branch of the Automotive Security Research Group (ASRG). He's a two-time finalist of the Car Hacking Village's annual DefCon CTF and active member of the CHV community. He currently works at White Motion, an automotive cybersecurity firm based in Tokyo, Japan.