Command and Scripting Interpreter

Adversaries may abuse command and scripting interpreters to execute unauthorized commands, scripts, or binaries within vehicle systems. These interfaces provide a way for adversaries to interact with the vehicle's computer systems and execute arbitrary commands, potentially leading to unauthorized access and control over critical vehicle functions.

One common example of this technique in vehicle cybersecurity is when adversaries leverage the command line interpreter to execute malicious commands, such as '/bin/bash', allowing them to gain unauthorized access to the vehicle's systems and potentially manipulate its functions. This method of attack can provide adversaries with the ability to execute commands and scripts, ultimately leading to unauthorized control over the vehicle's operations.