Affect Vehicle Function

Domain

Automotive

Rail

Technique-ID	Title	Description
ATE-083	Control Horn	Attackers can activate/deactivate the horn.
ATE-084	Control HVAC	Attackers can manipulate HVAC.
ATE-085	Control Engine	Attackers can control/kill engine.
ATE-086	Control Doors	Attackers can lock/unlock the doors.
ATE-087	Control Lights	Attackers can control the lights.
ATE-088	Control Airbag	An attacker can unexpectedly deploy them by tampering with the airbag or prevent their deployment in the event of an accident.
ATE-089	Control Windows	Adversaries can open/close windows.
ATE-090	Speed control	Adversaries can manipulate the speed of the vehicle.
ATE-093	Manipulate Passenger Information System	Adversaries can display arbitrary information on the PIS screens.
ATE-094	Control Instrument Panel Cluster (IPC)	An attacker can manipulate the displays for speed, fuel level and other important parameters on the IPC.
ATE-095	Denial of Service	A DoS attack on an automotive vehicle's CAN network can overload the system, preventing the delivery of CAN messages. In such scenarios, different ECUs respond variably. For instance, in a Ford vehicle, the overload causes the PSCM ECU to shut down, disabling steering assistance. Consequently, the steering wheel becomes rigid, limiting turns to approximately 45%, thereby preventing sharp maneuvers.