The Controller Area Network (CAN) is a widely used industry-standard intra-vehicle
broadcast network that connects the Electronic Control Units (ECUs) which control most car …

Vehicles have evolved from mostly mechanical machines into devices controlled by an
internal computer network consisting of more than 100 interconnected Electronic Control …

Modern vehicles have a large number of advanced driver assistance systems (eg, adaptive
cruise control and automatic lane keeping) that depend on the timely availability of data …

Communication in modern cars is managed by a controller area network (CAN) bus protocol
and its extensions for electronic control units (ECUs). The CAN bus is a preferred method for …

With the advent of modern vehicular technology, the computerized components of
passenger vehicles have become increasingly interconnected to facilitate automotive …

In the last years, the automotive industry has incorporated more and more electronic
components in vehicles, leading to complex on-board networks of Electronic Control Units …

Vehicular communication networks have been subject to a growing number of attacks that
put the safety of passengers at risk. This resulted in millions of vehicles being recalled and …

As automotive security concerns are rising, the Controller Area Network (CAN)—the de facto
standard of in-vehicle communication protocol—has come under scrutiny due to its lack of …

Modern vehicles comprise hundreds of Electronic Control Units (ECUs) and sensors for
enhancing numerous security and comfort-related functionalities. The ECUs perform real …

Numerous hacking attempts on modern vehicles have recently demonstrated that an
adversary can remotely control a vehicle using vulnerable telematics services. In these …