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AT&T Wireless traffic shaping apparently making some websites unusable(adriano.fyi)
537 points by acaloiar | 269 comments
Blog post by Adriano Caloiaro describing how AT&T Wireless traffic shaping appears to make some websites unusable, observed while living in an RV.
Mobile carriers can get your GPS location(an.dywa.ng)
817 points by cbeuw | 480 comments
Blog post explaining that cellular standards let carriers silently request a device's GNSS/GPS location, prompted by Apple's iOS 26.3 precise-location limit feature.
I also hacked my car(goncalomb.com)
223 points by goncalomb | 69 comments
Hacking Kia: Remotely controlling cars with just a license plate(samcurry.net)
543 points by speckx | 320 comments
Sam Curry's writeup on Kia web vulnerabilities that allowed remotely controlling vehicle functions using only a license plate number.
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Hacking Subaru: Tracking and controlling cars via the admin panel(samcurry.net)
493 points by ramimac | 283 comments
Sam Curry's writeup on exploiting Subaru's STARLINK admin panel to remotely track, unlock, and control Subaru vehicles.
Reverse engineering a car key fob signal(0x44.cc)
380 points by wolframio | 76 comments
Blog post (Part 1) describing reverse engineering the radio signal of a car key fob using an RTL-SDR dongle.
Vanishing from Hyundai’s data network(techno-fandom.org)
388 points by pilingual | 204 comments
A personal write-up on disabling the cellular telematics unit in a Hyundai EV to keep the car off Hyundai's BlueLink data network and avoid remote tracking.
Honda Civics and the Evil Valet(juniperspring.org)
376 points by librick | 92 comments
Blog post giving a three-year status update on reverse engineering the headunit of a 2021 Honda Civic, including mapping its update process.
Hacking millions of modems and investigating who hacked my modem(samcurry.net)
773 points by albinowax_ | 261 comments
Sam Curry's blog post on investigating a compromise of his own modem and finding vulnerabilities that allowed remote takeover of millions of ISP modems.
A story of WiFi secrets, UART lockdowns and a damaged flash memory chip(adepts.of0x.cc)
75 points by michidk | 5 comments
A blog post on reverse engineering the firmware of a Eufy HomeBase 2 device, covering WiFi secrets, UART lockdowns, and recovering data from a damaged flash chip.











