This coming summer the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) is running their 8th annual security workshop — details at https://www.sae.org/attend/cyberauto
The SAE CyberAuto™ Challenge brings together students and engineers from different backgrounds, industries, and organizations to collaboratively seek new information on automotive cybersecurity. No matter your perspective of participation at CyberAuto Challenge, your experience will benefit you now and in the future:
- High school and college students work with in-service vehicles and their production code, software stacks, and internal electronics
- Automotive engineers learn new ways to think about vehicle security and safety
- Government officials gain new perspectives about vehicle security and safety while engaging one-on-one with the next generation of cyber professionals
- Researchers developing emerging techniques to find real solutions to cybersecurity challenges and engage the next generation cyber-auto engineers.
This AC has no idea if you can really teach security, but at least someone is trying. It's also possible that SAE is training the other side? The page has a glowing testimonial that ends:
To sum it all up: thank you. That five days of the CyberAuto Challenge changed my life.”
–Vanya Gorbachev, 2018 CyberAuto Challenge participant
(Score: 2) by Runaway1956 on Tuesday January 08 2019, @03:16PM (1 child)
For you, the individual human being chauffered around by a robot, the process should have been ongoing before you committed your life to that robot. You should be aware that BrandX Highway Robots have been exploited repeatedly in recent months - and updated, upgraded, or changed to BrandZ. Or, just shut that obsolete robot down, and run it through the trash compactor. The process involves keeping up to date on how many body bags have been utilized by which brands of robots.
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday January 08 2019, @05:11PM
Well, that puts a little perspective on a future incarnation of Soylent News -- keeping track of the source bodies soon to be processed into new soylent...
I think I'll keep driving my own car and avoid (to the extent possible) areas that are infested with robot cars.