Foundation Models and Cybersecurity
ChatGPT got quite much attention in the last months. The release of GPT4 demonstrated once more the potential of foundation models. There have been many discussions and proposals on how natural language processing (NLP) can be used, e.g., the chat-bot functionality in...
Concerns Over the Cybersecurity Of Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure
Last summer a technical report from a project that intended to provide the power, security, and automotive industry a strong technical basis for securing the EV charging infrastructure by developing threat models, determining technology gaps, and identifying or...
Registration AutoSec Final Conference 2023
The registration to the AutoSec Final Conference 2023 is now open via this link. Where? KTH, Stockholm or Online When? Wednesday, 29th March 2023 Please register your participation latest March 24th Agenda 09.30 Coffee & mingle 10.00 Start and welcome to...
Toyota’s Global Supplier Preparation Information Management Network (GSPIMS) hacked!
Toyota’s Global Supplier Preparation Information Management Network (GSPIMS) hacked! The hacker and researcher behind the pseudonym EatonHacks disclosed a serious vulnerability in one of Toyota’s web applications. In the end, they had full access to internal projects,...
Tier 1 supplier hacked
Tier 1 supplier hacked, but so far every linked supply chains prevails unaffected. Last year the U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration released an update to its 2016 edition of “Cybersecurity Best Practices for the Safety...
Vulnerabilities found in 2022 by team led by Sam Curry
We got to know Sam Curry from publishing his results about a vulnerability in the SiriusXM Connected Vehicles Services suite and an API vulnerability affecting Genesis and Hyundai cars on Twitter (our summary from last year). This year, Curry published a summary and...