Collaborate Disseminate
The court’s action means that one of the first legal cases involving cyber security risks in cars will go to trial in October. Continue reading Supreme Court refuses to hear Fiat Chrysler appeal in Jeep hacking case
Beyond potential police surveillance, the plates could be as susceptible to hacking as other wireless and IoT technologies. Continue reading California tests digital license plates. Is tracking cars next?
Vulnerable in-vehicle infotainment systems have left some Volkswagen cars open to remote hacking, researchers warn. Continue reading Volkswagen Cars Open To Remote Hacking, Researchers Warn
Researchers have found that attack cars sending out fake trajectory data can plug up an intersection solid. Continue reading Smart traffic lights cause jams when fed spoofed data
If you’re hoping that Congress to lock in protection for your privacy, you should probably lower your expectations Continue reading Who will own the data from your autonomous car?
We’re already getting used to the notion of autonomous cars, but are we ready for autonomous aircraft? Continue reading How do you feel about getting on a plane with no pilot?
In the case of vehicles it’s more of a “denial of control” attack
Continue reading Researchers display “CAN do” skill in vehicle DoS
How would you feel about your insurer or your finance company having access to data about your driving and where you go? Continue reading Hit the road – with your insurer and lender keeping an eye on your driving
We’ll be at Black Hat with talks and a shirt giveaway if you give us the right passphrase – come and say hi; we’d love to see you Continue reading Black Hat USA 2017: what’s on the agenda in Las Vegas
[Reuters] reports that BlackBerry is working with at least two car manufacturers to develop a remote malware scanner for vehicles, On finding something wrong the program would then tell drivers to pull over if they were in critical danger.
The service would be able to install over-the-air patches to idle cars and is in testing phase by Aston Martin and Range Rover. The service could be active as early as next year, making BlackBerry around $10 a month per vehicle.
Since the demise of BlackBerry in the mobile phone sector, they’ve been hard at work refocusing their attention on new …read more
