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I'd imagine that the update includes all the possible hardware, and the update script actually decides which components to use. Like apt on Debian or yum on RHE
by dotancohen 7mo ago
I'd imagine that the update includes all the possible hardware, and the update script actually decides which components to use. Like apt on Debian or yum on RHEL.
- bdavbdav 7mo agoInteresting - just found this: https://www.pentestpartners.com/security-blog/reverse-engineering-the-tesla-firmware-update-process/ https://www.pentestpartners.com/security-blog/reverse-engine... Not had a chance to read it properly but definitely will be!
- dotancohen 7mo agoThat was an amazing read, thank you! It appears that the Tesla is running a full Ubuntu Linux distro. And here's a small quip to entice passers-by to read more: > With names ranging from “INDIFFERENT” to “SUICIDE_BOMBER”, there is a list of escalation strategies in the updater binary, which appear to be strategies for retries of downloads and user prompts on the UI.