It’s Time for an Automotive Cybersecurity Wake-Up Call
The car of today — and especially tomorrow — relies on countless lines of software code to get those wheels moving, a reality that has placed increasing importance on automotive cybersecurity.
Hacking Risk for Computer Vision Systems in Autonomous Cars
Security researchers have demonstrated how it is possible to use stickers to get computer vision systems in autonomous vehicles to wrongly identify signs.
Vehicle Location Services Cloaked in MOPs
MOPs may allow a vehicle to cloak its position information from location services by using all radio communication channels available to it.
The Multitude of Threat Vectors Vehicle Area Networks Create
The vehicle area networks used by autonomous vehicles will need to protected with the most sophisticated security measures available.
IoT Security and the Automotive Industry: Highway Heaven or Driver Hell?
It's clear from both IoT advocates and skeptics alike that security is the key to the continued technological maturity of the automotive industry.
Made in IBM Labs: Cyber Intrusion Detection System for Protecting Connected Vehicles, Part II
Before connected vehicles become a central part of society, they need an intrusion detection system like the one IBM proposed at IAA 2015.
Connected Cars: Safe to Drive, Safe to Own
Modern, connected cars are a wonderful piece of engineering, but that doesn't mean they are without security and privacy risks that drivers should know of.
Made in IBM Labs: Solution for Detecting Cyber Intrusions to Connected Vehicles, Part I
The rise of connected vehicles is set to be the next big thing in the automotive industry, but it comes with a slew of unique security risks.