2019 Mercedes A Class Review
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Tesla Model 3 spoofing during navigating on autopilot led to extreme deceleration and acceleration, rapid lane changing suggestions, unnecessary signaling, multiple attempts to exit the highway at incorrect locations and extreme driving instability. The equipment used was purchased online and easily accessible to anyone. Cruise - a mode in which the driver designated a certain maximum speed and the car maintains it. Autopilot - In addition to the cruise, the mode that can only be activated when the car鈥檚 cameras are recognizing lane markings. During this mode, the car is responsible for 3 additional activities - maintaining a safe distance from the car in front, adjusting speed according to road conditions, and maintain the middle of the lane. The driver has to hold the wheel momentarily every few seconds. Navigate on autopilot (NOA) - Tesla鈥檚 semi-autonomous mode, this can only be activated if the car is driving on a road that has 2 lanes in each direction PLUS the car has a clear destination.
During the Tesla 3 experiment, the spoofing antenna was mounted on the roof. This was done to simulate an outside attack and see if the car is capable of isolating against the spoofing. This is the typical case in which an external attacker would try to influence the car. This was also done to prevent the spoofing from affecting any nearby cars or other GNSS receivers. The spoofer can easily use an off the shelf high-gain directional antenna to get a range of up to a mile. If they add an amplifier, a range of a few miles is very much possible. Regulus Cyber initially discovered the Tesla vulnerability during its ongoing study of the threat that easily accessible spoofing technology poses to GNSS (global navigation satellite systems, also known as GPS) receivers. The Regulus Cyber researchers found that spoofing attacks on the Tesla GNSS (GPS) receiver could easily be carried out wirelessly and remotely.
It appears the Tesla Navigate On Autopilot (NOA) has no reliance on GPS for the actual physical driving decisions. It relies on its own visual sensors, just like a human driver. There is one exception. The feature 鈥淣avigate on Autopilot鈥?(NOA) uses GPS and Google map data, because the point of that feature is to follow a route. The car is only using GPS and map data to determine what lanes it should be in and what exits to take. Actual control of the car is still the job of the onboard sensors. That means that spoofing it basically manipulating the car鈥檚 autonomous turning decision, which means an attacker can remotely engage the car to turn while driving with NOA engaged. Sensor fusion used the GNSS data together with the camera data to make the mistake of turning off the highway. Tesla鈥檚 computer used the GPS position to understand where it is.