Study of Data Privacy in the Connected Cars Shows OEM Apps Sharing Data
A Northeastern University study, conducted with Consumer Reports, watched 21 late-model vehicles and 30 companion apps to see who was receiving driver data. The answer
Automotive cybersecurity is one of the most important aspects of connected cars. If car data is not secure is not worthwhile.
A Northeastern University study, conducted with Consumer Reports, watched 21 late-model vehicles and 30 companion apps to see who was receiving driver data. The answer
AUTOCRYPT, the South Korean automotive cybersecurity firm, has won the Car Hacking Village Capture the Flag competition at DEF CON 34, besting 83 teams from
It hides in plain sight, invisible to the human eye. A developer opens a file of code, scans it for problems, sees nothing unusual, and
Demonstrating how cybersecurity risks are spreading beyond vehicles and into the charging infrastructure that supports them, white‑hat hackers at Pwn2Own Automotive 2026 collectively earned more
Stellantis revealed on Sunday that a third-party service provider supporting its North American customer service operation had been breached by cybercriminals. While the automaker insists
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A growing number of motorists believe their connected vehicles could be vulnerable to hacking, with fewer than one in five saying they are “very confident”
DETROIT — In an era when automobiles are as much computers on wheels as they are machines of steel and rubber, two leading names in
As modern vehicles evolve into rolling computers on wheels, a new global competition aims to test and train the cybersecurity professionals who will protect them.
A new report from VicOne, a leading automotive cybersecurity firm, warns of escalating threats in the global auto industry. Despite recent progress in law enforcement
In a effort to enhance the cybersecurity of connected vehicles, VicOne, a leader in automotive cybersecurity solutions, partnered with Trend Micro to co-host the 2025
VicOne, a prominent name in automotive cybersecurity, will partner with Zero Day Initiative (ZDI) to co-host the second annual Pwn2Own Automotive 2025 contest. Scheduled for