Open Source Summit + Automotive Linux Summit Japan 2019

Nowadays, automakers and tech giants are competing to launch their own automotive platforms, which all provide an enhanced in-vehicle infotainment (IVI) experience.

With the growing complexity of IVI, concerns about potential car hacking have also been voiced. What can be confirmed is that cyber-attack surfaces are increasing as connected services expand. There are also some real-world attacks that have been disclosed, not just the plots in Hollywood movies.

This talk will first focus on in-depth analysis of the high-risk in-vehicle interfaces (Bluetooth, Wi-Fi/Cellular, USB, etc.) which may expose system to potential attacks. Then, the recent IVI attack scenarios and the related exploit methodology will be detailed case by case. In addition, the possible mitigation strategies, as well as best practices for automotive security testing will also be introduced during the presentation.