Advancing Automotive and Physical AI Cybersecurity Through Industry Collaborations
VicOne's Industry Alliances Across Automotive and Robotics
Driving Toward Industry-Wide Synergies
VicOne actively collaborates with industry associations to build a stronger cybersecurity framework for connected vehicles and AI-powered robots. Drawing on our expertise and sharing what we learn, we help design secure software architectures and support the technologies shaping both industries. The entire ecosystem benefits from the alliances we are part of, as we and other industry players strengthen our collective defenses across an expanding connected vehicle and robotics landscape.
Our Industry Alliances
Jack ChengCEO of MIH ConsortiumThe collaboration with VicOne in secured RDS will provide the most worry-free maintenance environment for EV ecosystem members with comprehensive protection from deployment to maintenance and accelerate the transformation of the automotive industry together.
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GAIN INSIGHTS INTO AUTOMOTIVE CYBERSECURITY
20 Phoenix Contact CHARX Vulnerabilities Patched: How They Could Have Enabled Deeper EV Charger Control
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.
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CVE-2026-86793: SGLang Bypass Could Let Attackers Run Code on AI Servers
VicOne details CVE-2026-86793, a SafeUnpickler bypass in SGLang that could enable unauthenticated remote code execution, and recommended mitigations.
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How Physical AI Challenges Traditional Security Assumptions for Autonomous Systems
Physical AI changes OT security assumptions, making behavioral verification essential when an air gap is not practical and response time is limited.
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How BADBOX-Linked Malware Turned Automotive Head Units into Proxy Nodes
VicOne shows how BADBOX-linked malware used DoFun Android head units, weak MQTT security, and trusted OTA updates to push silent, persistent installs.
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