The Car Hacker's Handbook

No Starch Press recently released a book about working with automotive software systems: The Car Hacker's Handbook: A Guide for the Penetration Tester, written by Craig Smith. The book is an expansion of Smith's popular and widely circulated e-book of the same title. The old version remains available online at no cost, but there is considerably more content in the new revision—enough to make it a tempting purchase not just for automotive-software fans in general, but for those interested in embedded-device security and in reverse engineering other classes of consumer product.

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