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The Latest Automotive Zero-Day Vulnerability Database
The following is a list of automotive vulnerabilities discovered by researchers through Trend Micro’s Zero Day Initiative (ZDI) that are yet to be publicly disclosed. This initial list comprises zero-day vulnerabilities discovered at Pwn2Own Automotive, hosted by VicOne with the ZDI. For each vulnerability, the affected vendor has been contacted and is expected to develop a patch. These vulnerabilities are handled according to the ZDI Disclosure Policy. The zero-day identifier of a vulnerability refers to the candidate (CAN) number assigned to the vulnerability by the ZDI.
| Zero-day identifier | CVE | Affected vendor | Category | Impact |
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