Legal and Compliance Center

The ZDI has identified six zero-day vulnerabilities in an in-vehicle infotainment (IVI) system. As these vulnerabilities remain unpatched, we recommend security best practices to minimize their potential risks and fortify connected vehicles’ IVI systems.

Exposed serial interfaces in electric vehicle (EV) chargers present a significant vulnerability, enabling attackers to tamper with hardware and firmware. This creates opportunities for malicious activities, highlighting the need for strong security measures to prevent such exploits.

Software containers streamline the development of software-defined vehicles (SDVs), but they also bring new security risks. Addressing these risks is essential to ensure the integrity of SDV systems.

Google’s Project Zero recently identified a zero-day vulnerability using an AI-assisted framework, marking a promising breakthrough in vulnerability detection. We examine the importance of AI technologies and other strategies in ensuring a more comprehensive approach to automotive cybersecurity.