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Semi related question I suppose. Do the Teslas simply use GPS for their location information? If so, couldn't one spoof the GPS using a hackRF or similar?
by brewtide 3y ago
Semi related question I suppose. Do the Teslas simply use GPS for their location information? If so, couldn't one spoof the GPS using a hackRF or similar?
- ballenf 3y agoTargeted by the FCC seems worse than violating a Tesla clickwrap agreement.
- myself248 3y agoOnly an idiot would let their GPS spoofer onto the air. You unplug the antenna cables from the receiver and pipe the spoof signal in there.
- comboy 3y agoI have no idea about Tesla specifically but normally you'd also you cell and wifi information (in their case probably also information from other teslas around) and additionally you have accelerometer and the whole "self-driving" computer to estimate where the car is and where it's going. It's also a known attack vector and likely covered because GPS signal is really weak so it's easy for somebody outside the car to try to make a mess.