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How I Built a Car In a Box

blog.quarkslab.com | research | #car-hacking | #hardware | #training | #automotive | #ecu | #volkswagen

Summary

Building a Car in a Box: how Quarkslab assembled the VAGBox, a transportable setup of several Volkswagen-group ECUs for car hacking training and demos.
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