In-vehicle electronic control unit (ECU) communications generally count on private protocols
(defined by the manufacturers) under controller area network (CAN) specifications. Parsing …

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

As connectivity between and within vehicles increases, so does concern about safety and
security. Various automotive serial protocols are used inside vehicles such as Controller …

The articles in this special section explore the future of vehicle security and privacy.
Vehicles, and the transportation systems within which they operate, are becoming …

Wireless vehicular networks are about to be deployed within the next years. Important
progress towards practical usage of such networks is being made by standardization in …

Recently, numerous electronic components are installed in vehicles, providing drivers and
passengers with increased safety and convenience. The electronic components construct an …

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 …

Today's vehicles rely on multiple interconnected networks of Electronic Control Units (ECUs)
that govern almost every automotive function-from engine timing and traction control to side …

As the automotive industry has progressed in recent years, in-vehicle networks have also
changed. In contrast to traditional vehicles, modern vehicles communicate through …

In the connected vehicles, connecting interfaces bring threats to the vehicles and they can
be hacked to impact the vehicles and drivers. Compared with traditional vehicles, connected …