Explore cutting-edge research on electric vehicle cybersecurity in this DEF CON 32 conference talk that delves into critical vulnerabilities within Electric Vehicle Communication Controllers (EVCC). Learn about the intricate security challenges in charging communication systems, including detailed examinations of electric vehicle charging ports and On-Board Charging (OBC) protocols. Discover a newly developed specialized security tool designed to address these vulnerabilities, with particular emphasis on ISO 15118 standards implementation and security implications. Gain valuable insights into the intersection of automotive security and charging infrastructure from security researchers Pavel Khunt and Thomas Sermpinis (Cr0wTom) as they reveal their findings on potential threats and protective measures in modern electric vehicle charging systems.
V2GEvil: Cybersecurity Vulnerabilities in Electric Vehicle Charging Systems
Overview
Syllabus
DEF CON 32 - V2GEvil: Ghost in the Wires - Pavel Khunt & Thomas Sermpinis aka Cr0wTom
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