Security of In-Vehicle Communication Systems
Book chapter, 2021

The automotive industry has seen remarkable growth in the use of network and communication technology. These technologies can be vulnerable to attacks. Several examples of confirmed attacks have been documented in academic studies, and many vehicular communications systems have been designed without security aspects in mind. Furthermore, all the security implications mentioned here would affect the functionality of decision support systems (DSS) of IoT and vehicular networks. This chapter focuses on in-vehicle security and aims to categorize some attacks in this field according to the exploited vulnerability by showing common patterns. The conclusion suggests that an ethernet-based architecture could be a good architecture for future vehicular systems; it enables them to meet future security needs while still allowing network communication with outside systems.

security

vulnerabilities

connected vehicle

vehicle communication

CAN bus

Author

Dennis Dubrefjord

Student at Chalmers

Myeong-jin Jang

Student at Chalmers

Oscar Carlsson

Student at Chalmers

Hayder Hadi

Student at Chalmers

Tomas Olovsson

Network and Systems

Decision Support Systems and Industrial IoT in Smart Grid, Factories, and Cities

162-179
9781799874683 (ISBN)

Cyber Resilience for Vehicles - Cybersecurity for automotive systems in a changing environment - phase1 (CyReV)

VINNOVA (2018-05013), 2019-04-01 -- 2021-03-31.

Areas of Advance

Transport

Subject Categories

Embedded Systems

Computer Science

Computer Systems

DOI

10.4018/978-1-7998-7468-3.ch008

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Latest update

4/21/2023