Penetration (pen) testing is a well-known method for exposing cybersecurity vulnerabilities and other potential security gaps depending on the customer objectives, and validating that the [...]

Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) are ubiquitous in connected car services and fleet management systems. They are the glue that holds together all the pieces of the connected car [...]

IT-based penetration testing  (pen-testing) is a well-known method of conducting a simulation of a cyber attack. In a pen-testing project, researchers imitate a hacker’s behavior, methods, and [...]

On January 26th,  the research group at Qualys, an IT security provider, published a report illustrating how they succeeded to exploit a vulnerability (CVE-2021-3156) in Sudo, an open source code [...]

Introduction By 2025, forecasts predict that there will be hundreds of millions of connected vehicles on the road. The decision-making process in the car is gradually handed over to machine [...]

Did you know that it takes IT companies up to 6 months to detect a data breach? This lack of visibility means that the damage may have already been done by the time an organization realizes [...]

An increasing need to reduce exposure to cyber risks and imminent changes in automotive cyber security regulations are driving a sharp demand among OEMs to integrate CAN Intrusion Detection [...]

We are happy to announce that Argus Connected ECU Protection will be securing more than 17 million vehicles in production projects for multiple OEMs over the next few years, and will be on the [...]

In addition to over 400 IT-related security cases from Argus MSSP Partners, Argus research team has identified, documented, and categorized over 136 automotive-specific attack scenarios and is [...]

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 [...]