Why is my truck talking to all these IP-addresses?

[hb.sagen]

I did just start capturing traffic from my truck, sendt over wifi. It is talking to a lot of IP-addresses. Some expected, some not so welcome. There are a lot of traffic to the DNS-root servers as well. My plan was to capture a night of traffic, to see if it did anything during nights, as I don't any OTAs. But it went into battery saver mode, even when plugged in, again.

# Address Name
34.149.193.215 - vehicle.api.mps.ford.com
34.58.221.20 - www.cloud-sync.ford.com
44.239.234.249 - appsvc-dataingest-844929136.us-west-2.elb.amazonaws.com
52.42.212.232 - appsvc-dataingest-844929136.us-west-2.elb.amazonaws.com
4.245.95.115 - ford-1-ams.services.tomtom.com
104.19.242.91 - fordoem.gcs.garmin.com
52.42.212.232 - appsvc-ingest.inrix.io
128.63.2.53 - do-not-reuse.arl.army.mil
23.215.0.138 - example.com

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[rugedraw]

128.63.2.53 - do-not-reuse.arl.army.mil

I don't have the answer to your question, but this one is registered to the US Department of War.

Break out your tin foil hats!!!!!

 

[GDN]

I don't have the answer to your question, but this one is registered to the US Department of War.

Break out your tin foil hats!!!!!

Maybe something to do with GPS?

Working with @bmwhitetx on reviewing some map differences, I found this yesterday. The Navigation has to know data about the GPS satellites - and Russia's too I guess - Glonass.

PS - I'll save you some time with those coordinates. They might give away my neighborhood, but my profile already says Dallas. Those coordinates will take you to lunch at Panda Express.

 

[Henry Ford]

Those coordinates will take you to lunch at Panda Express.

So you're working with the Chinese...

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