[09:00 / 09:15] |
Workshop openingsDario Stabili and Pal-Stefan Murvay |
[09:15 / 10:30] |
Opening KeynoteProf. Sara Rampazzi, University of Florida |
Building Autonomous Vehicle Security from Untrustworthy Hardware and SensorsPhysics-based vulnerabilities challenge traditional cybersecurity schemes by generating unexpected interactions that affect both electronic components and high-level software applications governing autonomous systems' automatic decisions. In this talk, I will describe security vulnerabilities of sensing technologies that occur at the boundary between hardware electronics and software frameworks, including machine learning and sensor fusion models. I will demonstrate how these interactions can compromise the integrity, availability, and confidentiality of vehicle operations, and how combinations of software and hardware mitigation techniques can make autonomous systems resilient to such attacks. |
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[10:30 / 11:00] |
Coffee Break |
[11:00 / 12:30] |
Session #1 - Security for Vehicle Perception Systems |
Securing the Lane: Defences Against Patch Attacks on Autonomous Vehicle's Lane DetectionRomana Blazevic, Alexander Toch, Omar Veledar and Georg Macher |
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STOP! Camera Spoofing via the in-Vehicle IP NetworkDror Peri and Avishai Wool |
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The Image Scaling Attack: Unveiling the Risks in Traffic Sign ClassificationAliza Katharina Reif, Tarek Stolz, Stjepan Picek, Oscar Hernan RamÃrez-Agudelo and Michael Karl |
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[12:30 / 14:00] |
Lunch |
[14:00 / 15:00] |
Session #2 - Security for Autonomous and Electric Vehicle Systems |
Concept Drift Management in Edge-AI for Autonomous VehiclesRohit Ravichandran, Mahshid Mehr and Carsten Maple |
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Self-sovereign Identities for Software-defined VehiclesChristian Prehofer |
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CheckOCPP: Automatic OCPP Packet Dissection and Compliance CheckSoumaya Boussaha, Victor Fresno Gomez, Daniele Antonioli and Thomas Barber |
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AVATAR: Adversarial Vehicle Trajectory Attack Targeting Autonomous Driving PlannerJiadong Liu and Tatsuya Mori |
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[15:00 / 15:30] |
Session #3 - Industry Insights and Standardization for Auomotive Cybersecurity |
A Data Informed Approach to Modeling of ISO 21434 Work Products and Estimation of Maturity - A Point of View of a Tier 1 SupplierSteve Dean and Vivek Agrawal |
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Security in Automotive: Standardization of Hardware Protected Security EnvironmentsFrancesca Forestieri and Gil Bernabeu |
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[15:30 / 16:00] |
Coffee Break |
[16:00 / 17:00] |
Industrial KeynoteTBA |
TBATBA |
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[17:00 / 18:00] |
Open PanelTBA |
[18:00] |
Closing remarksDario Stabili and Pal-Stefan Murvay |