Looking Beyond the Mythos Era: If AI Can Read Firmware, What Does Protection Mean Now?
Part 2 of 2: AI-driven binary analysis is forcing a rethink of automotive firmware protection. Part 1 covered how AI shortens PoC-to-exploit timelines.
Part 2 of 2: AI-driven binary analysis is forcing a rethink of automotive firmware protection. Part 1 covered how AI shortens PoC-to-exploit timelines.
Phoenix Contact patched 20 CHARX SEC-3xxx EV charger vulnerabilities in firmware 1.9.1. VicOne examines their wider implications and practical steps for operators.
VicOne details CVE-2026-86793, a SafeUnpickler bypass in SGLang that could enable unauthenticated remote code execution, and recommended mitigations.
VicOne shows how BADBOX-linked malware used DoFun Android head units, weak MQTT security, and trusted OTA updates to push silent, persistent installs.
Kenwood patched seven DNR1007XR vulnerabilities discovered at Pwn2Own Automotive 2026, addressing direct and multistep paths to root access.
Learn how Mythos-ready security and always-on VulnOps help CISOs respond faster to AI-accelerated vulnerabilities, exploit chains, and cyber risk at scale.
AI-chained attack vectors are changing vulnerability triage. Learn why automakers and suppliers must move from CVSS scores to attack-path prioritization before July 2026.
VicOne's Situational Awareness Report in Q2 2026 breaks down cybersecurity threats across the automotive, transportation, and logistics sectors by region, domain, ransomware activity, vulnerability type, and AI-related risk.
VicOne CyberThreat Research Lab identifies key vulnerability classes in fleet-related applications, underscoring the need for stronger security across connected fleet platforms.
VicOne's CyberThreat Research Lab review of common Android ELD apps shows why commercial fleets should look beyond the dashboard and treat ELD data integrity as a security priority.
This blog highlights three attack surfaces from Pwn2Own Automotive 2026 and what they reveal about emerging risks in EV chargers, IVI systems, and connected vehicle security.
Copy Fail (CVE-2026-31431) exposes how a Linux kernel flaw can impact automotive systems. See the risk, MITRE mapping, and xCarbon response.
VicOne recorded 405 automotive cybersecurity incidents in Q1 2026. Ransomware persisted, EV charging incidents tripled, and AI emerged as a new attack surface. This report breaks down the threats by region, domain, and vulnerability type.