Collaborate Disseminate
Two researchers are working on a system to detect spoofed messages sent to automobiles by fingerprinting the clock skew of the various computer components within the car, and then detecting when those skews are off. It’s a clever system, with applications outside of automobiles (and isn’t new). To perform that fingerprinting, they use a weird characteristic of all computers: tiny… Continue reading Detecting Spoofed Messages Using Clock Skew
It’s the first of the big three US auto makers to grab the steering wheel on this whole find-vulnerabilities, steer-a-car-into-a-ditch endeavor. Continue reading Fiat Chrysler launches Detroit’s first bug bounty program for car hackers
New technologies can make life easier for all of us, but we can’t rely on the free market to do it automatically. Continue reading Without Government Intervention, Self-Driving Cars Could Make Our Lives Worse
We want other people’s cars to sacrifice their passenger if it means saving more lives, but we wouldn’t buy one ourselves. Continue reading People Want Autonomous Cars to Protect the Greater Good, But Only After Them
Designers of self-driving cars are putting their creations on racetracks to learn more about how to improve them. Continue reading Driverless Cars Are Hitting the Racetracks
People who don’t want Waze routing cars through their neighborhoods are feeding it false data. It was here that Connor learned that some Waze warriors had launched concerted campaigns to fool the app. Neighbors filed false reports of blockages, sometimes with multiple users reporting the same issue to boost their credibility. But Waze was way ahead of them. It’s not… Continue reading Waze Data Poisoning
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Mitsubishi’s Outlander Hybrid Car’s Alarm Vulnerable to Hack due to
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People can be identified from their "driver fingerprint": …a group of researchers from the University of Washington and the University of California at San Diego found that they could "fingerprint" drivers based only on data they collected from internal computer network of the vehicle their test subjects were driving, what’s known as a car’s CAN bus. In fact, they found… Continue reading Identifying People from their Driving Patterns
We need a professional league. The post Watch Two Heroes Race to Chop a Car in Half With an Ax appeared first on WIRED. Continue reading Watch Two Heroes Race to Chop a Car in Half With an Ax
Researchers find a weakness in the brain’s excellent error-correction hardware. Continue reading A ‘Sixth Sense’ Protects Inattentive Drivers, Except When They’re Texting