published January 24, 2022
🚨 Imagine if all it took to start your Tesla was a login to Grafana! With TeslaMate before version 1.25.1, attackers can unlock doors and even take control while you're driving. ⚡ Think of it like a hotel where someone finds a way to access the master keycard system. They can waltz into any room, and even mess with the hotel’s systems, all without arousing suspicion until it’s too late. An attacker could open the doors of your Tesla, start Keyless Driving, or even interfere with vehicle operation mid-journey. This could lead to absolutely devastating consequences for driver safety and vehicle integrity, making it essential to address this flaw promptly!
Think of it like a hotel where someone finds a way to access the master keycard system. They can waltz into any room, and even mess with the hotel’s systems, all without arousing suspicion until it’s too late. This vulnerability allows attackers with Grafana login access to obtain a token for Tesla API calls, which can then be exploited to control vehicle functions. Essentially, it's a bypass to authentication for critical vehicle operations.
An attacker could open the doors of your Tesla, start Keyless Driving, or even interfere with vehicle operation mid-journey. This could lead to absolutely devastating consequences for driver safety and vehicle integrity, making it essential to address this flaw promptly! Upgrade TeslaMate to version 1.25.1 or later, ensuring the default Docker configuration is secured. Review your Grafana user access and implement stricter controls to prevent unauthorized access. You've got this! By following these steps, you can keep your Tesla safe and sound. 🛡️