Cybersecurity Risks: Protecting The Electric And Software-Defined Car
Article · Forbes · Jun 28, 2022
Forbes – “Putin is a d***head. Glory to Ukraine.” That’s what hacked electric vehicle chargers read amongst other things at disabled charging stations near Moscow recently. And as much as it brings a smile to the faces of many around the world, it highlights a point made by several researchers and developers who assembled last week at escar 2022 (a conference that focuses on deep, technical developments in automotive cybersecurity each year): automotive hacks are on the rise.