Abstract
We’re in the twenty-first century, and we’re no longer encircled by mechanical vehicles, but instead, there’s COW (Computer on Wheels). Various security devices, gadgets and protocols for vehicles, for example, programmed emergency braking, forward-crash alarms, vehicle-to-vehicle communication, and potentially, in the coming years, completely automated vehicles, can be actualized because of the cutting-edge technologies as of now existing. Remembering that above mentioned advancements have extraordinary potential in them, vehicle producers and transportation specialists are improving the protection of technologies. This chapter will help to get a concise outline of the Importance of cybersecurity in automotive technology.
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Singh, M. (2021). Cybersecurity in Automotive Technology. In: Information Security of Intelligent Vehicles Communication. Studies in Computational Intelligence, vol 978. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-2217-5_3
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