Protecting the connected car
summary
Cars resemble small data centers with 100 ECUs and up to 100 million lines of code, multiple GSM radios and most CAN bus traffic unencrypted. A seven‑layer security model focuses on identity, secure key storage, access control, secure communications, intrusion detection, analytics and governance. IBM prototypes a Java intrusion detector driven by driving‑behavior baselines collected in Tel Aviv and warns that lack of OTA patching and existing architectures make CAN bus unencrypted attacks and ransomware plausible.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:19Cyber Crime Paradigm Shift
- 3:35How do they operate
- 4:29The automotive evolution
- 5:15Consumers expectations
- 6:58Hacking cars
- 8:13Researchers
- 10:10Challenges
- 13:06Software Updates
- 14:08Secure by Design
- 15:45Fundamentals of Security
- 17:30Identity
- 18:50Data
- 19:50Access Rights
- 20:54Secure Communication
- 21:58Detect anomalies
- 23:21Security intelligence
- 24:30Governance
- 24:59Secure Ecosystem
- 26:04Reference Architecture
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