Survey on Security Attacks in Connected and Autonomous Vehicular Systems
S M Mostaq Hossain, Shampa Banik, Trapa Banik, Ashfak Md Shibli

TL;DR
This survey reviews cybersecurity threats, vulnerabilities, and defense strategies in connected and autonomous vehicles, highlighting current challenges and future research directions in CAV security.
Contribution
It categorizes cybersecurity threats in CAVs, analyzes defense tactics, and discusses security requirements and future research challenges.
Findings
Cyber threats are categorized into three main groups.
Current defense tactics vary in effectiveness.
Several security challenges remain unsolved.
Abstract
Connected and autonomous vehicles, also known as CAVs, are a general trend in the evolution of the automotive industry that can be utilized to make transportation safer, improve the number of mobility options available, user costs will go down and new jobs will be created. However, as our society grows more automated and networked, criminal actors will have additional opportunities to conduct a variety of attacks, putting CAV security in danger. By providing a brief review of the state of cyber security in the CAVs environment, this study aims to draw attention to the issues and concerns associated with security. The first thing it does is categorize the multiple cybersecurity threats and weaknesses in the context of CAVs into three groups: attacks on the vehicles network, attacks on the Internet at large, and other attacks. This is done in accordance with the various communication…
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Taxonomy
TopicsVehicular Ad Hoc Networks (VANETs) · Blockchain Technology Applications and Security · User Authentication and Security Systems
