I don't think there's has been a thread to attempt to identify his tool-set yet. Do you think there's anything of worth we can get from this video?
Forgot link.
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>>51902330
There's a fuckton of Ubuntu which makes me think Nvidia digits
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dgxe15vCR7s
I'm going to watch it again to figure out the LiDar sensor
LiDar is a velodyne
I think he's using a combo of 2 pucks on the rear and a HDL64E on top
>>51902350
timestamp of the happening?
>>51902885
This is nuts, all of this LiDar shit is just dumping regular UDP packets.
You could smash all this data together pretty easily with just a couple of daemons and some interprocess comms.
The question is why is Tesla and other companies making shit so complicated?
His setup is like 3-4 LiDar sensors, some GPS sensors and HD webcams running on top of a desktop PC hooked to the CANbus.
>>51902981
Musk thinks cameras and some sensors are all you need. No idea why they wouldn't be trying to get in on this, but we should also remember that attack surface minimization is important.
>>51902330
here are my guesses:
>Ubuntu
>i3 (mostly because of how the bar look but it is a tiling wm for sure) and Unity
>Ubuntu terminal and most likely urxvt
>NVIDIA DIGITS as >>51902751 said
Here's the hardware:
>Some USB hubs for the CANbus sensors and GPS sensors
>An Ethernet hub, likely gigabit for the HD webcams in the front and for the Velodyne decoder
>HID joystick, likely USB
There's an x86 PC in there somewhere obviously, but this car definitely has a 3G connection as shown by the AT&T dongle
>>51903008
As it stands, yeah, this guy's setup is hella insecure. I'm guessing the other thing is that Tesla is really trying to build a car around a custom SoC for mass production while also sandboxing effectively enough to keep the car safe from attacks.
Tesla has the advantage (and disadvantage) of having all of the data from all of their cars being fed back into their databases so that they can update Autopilot. Basically every car is learning from every driver in every other car. The bad part about this is that Tesla has to sift through the shitty/unsafe driving data. I assume they've already built profiles for what this looks like though and prune that before updating.
>>51903272
>There's an x86 PC in there somewhere obviously
wow I'm retarded, it's a NUC. Not sure how I missed that.
Please don't act like this guy has any valuable code in the video. This guy was the first person ever to hack the iPhone and Playstation 4. He turned down a multi-million offer from Elon Musk and opened his video with "I am the next multi billionaire.".
Please just don't. This guy is better than you.
>>51903475
this, tb-honest.
