This article will describe a Man in the Middle (MITM) attack on automotive applications, using SOME/IP protocol over in-vehicle Ethernet networks and how it can be mitigated. Note: A MiTM attack [...]

If there’s one thing common to all Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs), it’s fear of the unknown. Not knowing if there’s malware in their networks. Not knowing if hackers discovered a [...]

Regulation Status: Draft Published Date: Latest draft published February, 2020 Region: International Background In 1958, in the midst of post-war growth policies, members of the United Nations [...]

Go ahead, google the words “autonomous vehicle camera”. You will find almost 3.5 million  articles about the future of autonomous vehicles and the extensive impact cameras and other sensors [...]

This year’s RHme Capture The Flag (CTF) competition will feature several automotive-themed challenges developed by the Argus research team in addition to the hardware and software challenges the [...]

With the WannaCry ransomware still lingering, the threat of a car held for ransom has begun to receive widespread attention beyond the automotive cyber security community. Ransomware attacks [...]

In this blog post, I discuss the vulnerabilities of the Bosch Drivelog Connector OBD-II dongle found by the Argus Research Team. The vulnerabilities allowed us to stop the engine of a moving [...]

  Yoni Heilbronn, the VP Marketing of Argus Cyber Security presented at the first Automotive Cyber Security summit in Detroit, Michigan. Yoni presented our analysis of the cyber [...]

The threat is real. Passengers’ safety is at risk from remote cyber attacks.  During the last month, two major OEMs had their vehicles remotely hacked. At the same time, a leading [...]

What’s the news?  Researchers working for the German Automotive Association (ADAC) found these vulnerabilities and were able to remotely attack BMW cars. This was reported to BMW in a [...]