A Threat to Vehicular Cyber Security and the Urgency for Correction

Rizvi, Syed S.; Willet, Jonathan; Perino, Donte; Marasco, Seth; Condo, Chandler

doi:10.1016/j.procs.2017.09.021

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“…Companies should control products from their suppliers (Parkinson et al, 2017). Different types of communication (Messnarz et al, 2017) and layers of intrusion detection system (Straub et al, 2017) should be mutually independent and each component should have its own firewall (Rizvi et al, 2017). Security system should be often actualized and CAN protected from scanning (Lim et al, 2017).…”

Section: Cybersecurity Issues In Autonomous Vehiclesmentioning

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Human Factors in the Cybersecurity of Autonomous Vehicles: Trends in Current Research

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The cybersecurity of autonomous vehicles (AVs) is an important emerging area of research in traffic safety. Because human failure is the most common reason for a successful cyberattack, human-factor researchers and psychologists might improve AV cybersecurity by researching how to decrease the probability of a successful attack. We review some areas of research connected to the human factor in cybersecurity and find many potential issues. Psychologists might research the characteristics of people prone to cybersecurity failure, the types of scenarios they fail in and the factors that influence this failure or over-trust of AV. Human behavior during a cyberattack might be researched, as well as how to educate people about cybersecurity. Multitasking has an effect on the ability to defend against a cyberattack and research is needed to set the appropriate policy. Human-resource researchers might investigate the skills required for personnel working in AV cybersecurity and how to detect potential defectors early. The psychological profile of cyber attackers should be investigated to be able to set policies to decrease their motivation. Finally, the decrease of driver’s driving skills as a result of using AV and its connection to cybersecurity skills is also worth of research.

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Human Factors in the Cybersecurity of Autonomous Vehicles: Trends in Current Research

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“…If this is broken, the attacker has full access to the network. To address this disadvantage, a good solution is the HSS (Hybrid Security System (Rizvi et al, 2017)), which consists of multiple protection layers. HSS consists of three layers, a layer similar to firewall, and the HSP (hybrid security program) layer, which communicates with the HSS resource layer.…”

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Novel Approaches to Evaluate the Ability of Vehicles for Secured Transportation

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Szalay

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The assurance of process safety plays an important role in the field of information technology. Securing the information has become one of the biggest challenges in the present day. Whenever we think about the protected systems the first thing that comes to our mind can be malicious interventions which are increasing immensely day by day. Nowadays we live the world of huge automotive developments with the appearance of the demand for autonomous vehicles. On the other hand, technological developments also provide a lot of advantages for the society. The benefits of autonomous cars include reduced mobility costs, increased safety, increased mobility, significant reduction of traffic collisions. However, it cannot be forgotten that the extension of cyberspace affects the transportation increasingly. Accordingly, cars are produced with high level of connectivity and automation. Therefore, the risks arriving from the cyberspace can now endanger the safe and secured transportation. These tendencies shall motivate manufacturers and developers to permanently improve the ability of vehicles to protect themselves and their passengers.

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“…Rizvi et al analyze the denial of service attack and replay attacks within a car network. The study proposes a hybrid security system that consists of multiple security layers [12]. The structure of the study is acceptable, but the general framework of the article is not complete, especially focusing on the partly automated and autonomous vehicles, dispensing with the discussion of the production phase, malicious bug generation, or the importance of sensor disturbance.…”

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Reconsidering the Cybersecurity Framework in the Road Transportation Domain

Obaid¹,

Szalay²,

Török³

2020

ACTA POLYTECH HUNG

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The Automotive Industry has advanced significantly and this process is constantly continuing. Cars are controlled by hundreds of electrical units, which affects directly numberless safety and security related risk factors, especially considering incidents realized in the cyberspace. Due to the increasing number of connected cars, new testing facilities and methods need to be established, to support the solutions, for these novel challenges. For this reason, the Hungarian government has founded the Zalaegerszeg test track, and its special purpose is to provide space for the validation of future vehicles. The overview focused on the presently applied validation methods and processes has highlighted, that cybersecurity related testing methodsfrom a scientific point of vieware only slightly detailed in the sector of Automobile Industry. In a sector specific term, the lack of a holistic approach, may result a relevant barrier, in the future, for providing a socially tolerable level of cybersecurity. Accordingly, this paper aims to introduce a comprehensive cybersecurity reference model, to provide a solid basis for describing attack patterns and characterizing malicious intervention profiles.

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A Threat to Vehicular Cyber Security and the Urgency for Correction

Cited by 35 publications

References 5 publications

Human Factors in the Cybersecurity of Autonomous Vehicles: Trends in Current Research

Human Factors in the Cybersecurity of Autonomous Vehicles: Trends in Current Research

Novel Approaches to Evaluate the Ability of Vehicles for Secured Transportation

Reconsidering the Cybersecurity Framework in the Road Transportation Domain

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