UDS - Understanding ISO-TP Frames

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Learn the structure of an ISO-TP frame and how to interact with modules using UDS.
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Commands:
candump can0 | grep “ID1\|ID2”
isotprecv -p 00 -s ID1 -d ID2 -l can0
echo “22 f1 90” -p 00 -s ID1 -d ID2 can0
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@SleipnirKang Год назад

I am getting myself familiar with UDS and isotp. This is the most practical and detailed video I've seen right now. I really appreciate.

@blockharbor Год назад

I'm glad you like it! If you want to get hands-on and take The Plunge, we have the Hackathon 101 course for free or the Vehicle Penetration Testing course at vsec.blockharbor.io

@plvlong Месяц назад

Hi man, the video is supppper good for me, I am researching about COM STACK and Im stucking at How CANTP break down the date > 8byte. It's supper clear for me. Thanks alots

@aenubiis Месяц назад

What if 10:50 my theorical message lenght is 03E, and my actual message length is 67 bytes (3 + 8*8 bytes) ? Are there other parts that are unimportant in the message, therefore not counted ?

@asikuttan 11 месяцев назад

This video is simple, but yet the best explanation on ISOTP. Thank you and keep up the good work :)

@sshrek1996 Год назад

10:48 - In the first frame of the sequence the length of the data is 0x01B which is 27 in decimal, but the length of the VIN is 24-Bytes (33 46 4D 54 4B ...... 00 00 00 00 00). Can you help me with this?

@blockharbor Год назад

While the length of the VIN is 24 bytes, the entire message is 27 bytes of data. The length of the response includes the "62 F1 90," indicating a positive response to a service 22 requesting the VIN.

@thechallenger3020 Год назад

Always the length of the Response = Length of Data + Service ID + Sub Service ID + ID In the case: Length of Data = 24 Bytes Service ID = 1 Byte (0x22 + 0x40 = 0x62) Sub Service ID = 0 (No Sub Service ID in Read DID) ID = 2 Bytes (F1 90) Total = 27 Bytes