he Secure Our Streets Conference focuses on cyber security in automotive products and their supporting infrastructure. It is a yearly conference aimed at bringing together anyone interested in automotive security, presenting the latest insights, technologies, and solutions from industry leaders. The event covers emerging cybersecurity challenges and regulat…
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The idea of the keynote entitled “Empowering the correct implementation of cybersecurity in automotive development projects: 7 prerequisites that must be present in management and …
A buffer overflow is a condition in which the amount of data written to a buffer exceeds the buffer’s intended capacity, and unintentionally overwrites areas of memory not intended…
CAN was designed in the mid 1980s before devices on CAN were connected remotely and before security was a major issue. Today the situation is different and protecting messaging on …
The talk would be “How I hacked into a Honda Connected Car. The mobile app used by the connected car used weak security mechanisms in its APIs for access controls which would allow…
The average car has more or less 100 million lines of code. As the automotive industry becomes more reliant on software, this drastically increases potential vulnerabilities. How c…
Over-The-Air (OTA) updates for vehicles are becoming the standard in 2022. Infotainment OTA updates have been available for over a decade; but now, multiple OEMs offer OTA updates …
This presentation takes a look at the world of Vehicle Systems Forensics and looks back on some cases where automotive data has helped detect some serious crimes and collisions in …
This talk shows novel scanners and fuzzers for automotive network communication. Over the last two years we’ve developed automated tools for transport- and application-layer scans …
An audience of 3 companies, parsed from the program.
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