Workshop openings

Dario Stabili, Tatsuya Mori and Pal-Stefan Murvay

Session #1 - Infotainment, EV, and Autonomous Systems

CyberGuardEV: Interoperable Non-Intrusive IDS for Electric Vehicle Charging Stations

Niccolò Borgioli, Denis Donadel, Alessandro Brighente, Luca Tari, Domenico Capriglione, Mauro Conti and Gianfranco Miele

Security risk assessment in distributed systems made practical: Application to a real-world mobility system

Maike Massierer and Carsten Nobbe

Revisiting Bluetooth Vulnerabilities in Automotive Infotainment Systems: A Remote Code Execution Case Study

Philippe Trébuchet and Guillaume Bouffard

A Study on Robust Sensor Forensics in Autonomous Vehicles: Requirements, Challenges, and Evaluation via LiDAR Attack Simulation

Masashi Fukunaga and Takeshi Sugawara

Coffee Break

Session #2 - Perception, Sensors, and In-Vehicle Networks

CAN We Trust Your Results? A Cross-Dataset Study of Automotive IDS Evaluation

Beatrix Koltai, András Gazdag and Gergely Ács

Adversarial Weather For Improving Robustness of Traffic Sign Classification

Aliza Katharina Reif, Oscar Hernan Ramirez Agudelo and Michael Karl

IRIS: Invisible Laser Injection for Stealthy Backdoor Attacks

Yuta Soga, Daisuke Kosuge, Taiga Manabe, Naoto Yanai, Hiroshi Yamamoto, Yoshihisa Takayama and Toshihiro Ohigashi

Lunch

Keynote Presentation

Alfred Chen

Towards Secure and Safe AI: The Case of Autonomous Systems

Recent years have witnessed a global phenomenon in the deployment and commercialization of real-world AI-enabled autonomous systems such as autonomous cars, drones, and robots, bringing revolutionary changes to numerous industries and our society. In such systems, AI components are in charge of various safety-critical decision-making processes, making their security and safety more critical than ever to our daily lives and society. Over the past 8 years, my group performed the first security analysis and/or defense designs on a wide range of safety-critical AI components in real-world autonomous system contexts, ranging from 3D perception, sensor fusion, lane detection, traffic light detection, localization, prediction, to planning, with a particular depth pursuit in understanding the attack practicality and realism. In this talk, I will provide a highlight of our main results and findings, reflect on the key scientific challenges we have faced, and discuss potential future directions and challenges.

Coffee Break

Session #3 - Post-Quantum Crypto & Network Security

Improving Memory Efficiency of NIST Post-Quantum Cryptography for Microcontrollers

Dominik Marchsreiter, Dr. Holger Kinkelin and Dr.Ing. Georg Carle

Revisiting the ETSI ITS Lifecycle with Certificateless Authorization Based on Group Signatures

Riccardo Gennaro, Stefano Berlato, Alessandro Tomasi, Silvio Ranise and Florian Hahn

Closing remarks

Dario Stabili, Tatsuya Mori and Pal-Stefan Murvay