Automotive cybersecurity is one of the most important aspects of connected cars. If car data is not secure is not worthwhile.
Kromtech Security Center has discovered data connected to the vehicle recovery device and monitoring company SVR Tracking. SVR Tracking is used by automotive dealers to
Kasperksy and AVL labs found many vulnerabilities in car apps, earlier this year. Recently the company looked at the space again with nine apps open
TrendMicro’s Forward-looking Threat Research (FTR), Politenco di Milano and Linklayer Labs team consisting of Andrea Palanca, Eric Evenchick, Federico Maggi, and Stefano Zanero identified a
The NIO U.S. team took home First Place at DEF CON 25 2017 Car Hacking Village, beating out 10 other teams in the third annual
CyberCar, completed a demonstration of blockchain to connected cars using a blockchain-enabled a telematics device. By bringing blockchain to the connected vehicle, CyberCar delivers a
Green Hills Software, unveiled its Platform for Secure Connected Car, featuring the industry’s most comprehensive solution for vehicle and smart city manufacturers building vehicle-to-anything (V2X)
Hacker/researcher George Holtz who was stopped from testing his self-driving autonomous car system, released a car reverse-engineering tool/hacking device, panda for $88.00. Although Holtz sees
To meet the cybersecurity challenges of next generation automotive system development, Kaspersky Lab and AVL Software and Functions GmbH will work together to develop advanced,
If you are a Hyundai Blue Link user, please update your software immediately. There was a vulnerability in the software that could be hacked. The
Argus Cyber Security hacked into a Bosch DriveLog dongle took control of a vehicle and then informed Bosch. Argus Cyber Security and Bosch, announced today
Senators Edward J. Markey (D-Mass.) and Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.), members of the Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee, reintroduced legislation that would direct the National Highway
FASTR today released a security manifesto. Formerly called “Automotive Security Review Board” and founded by Aeris, Intel Security and Uber in 2016, FASTR seeks to