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# NOnStar | ||
Unofficial C# based OnStar client for locking/unlocking starting/stopping OnStar enabled vehicles (with active subscription). | ||
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Originally written a few years back after a weekend of reverse engineering, it sat on a shelf for a while as I could not identify the secret values used to encrypt the JWT. Fast-foward a bit and @mikenemat did, and published a Python client: https://github.com/mikenemat/gm-onstar-probe | ||
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Now, plugging those values (which appear to be changed periodically) allows my code to work as well, opening up all sorts of possibilities like triggering it from a custom Alexa (or other personal assistant) skill, to a console app on your desktop. | ||
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Requirements: | ||
* .NET Core 2.0 | ||
* An vehical with an OnStar subscription | ||
* An OnStar account | ||
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This code has only been tested on a 2011 Chevy Equinox. | ||
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# Use at your own risk. I take no responsibility should your account be terminated. |