Thermal Side Channels Create New Security Risks For Autonomous Vehicles (Missouri S&T)
<p>Researchers at Missouri University of Science and Technology published “Can Autonomous Vehicles Keep Their Cool? A Survey of Thermal Side-Channel and Perception Attacks.” Abstract excerpt: “This survey systematizes thirteen representative works into thermal perception integrity, telemetry leakage, and model-information extraction, comparing them by privilege, timescale, co-tenancy, deployability, and AV relevance. We distinguish attack family from... <a class="read_more" href="https://semiengineering.com/thermal-side-channels-create-new-security-risks-for-autonomous-vehicles-missouri-st/">» read more</a></p>
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