
RESEARCH GROUP


RESEARCH GROUP
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RESEARCH GROUP

WELCOME TO THE AUTOMOTIVE SECURITY RESEARCH GROUP
The Automotive Security Research Group (ASRG) is a non-profit initiative to promote the development of security solutions for automotive products.
The goals of ASRG are not to produce any products or services, however to support and assist with the development of security solutions in the automotive industry. This will be achieved by focusing 3 main topics, knowledge, networking and collaboration.
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Call for Papers: Hardwear.io | Hardware Security Trainings and Conference
Rina Espiritu, , News, #conference, #embedded, #hardwaresecurity, #hw_ioNL2022, 0#CallforPapers Inspire the World & hardware security community with your innovative research on ‘offensive’ or ‘defensive’ hardware security Only...
Congratulations to Ikjot Saini for being selected as one of the top 20 women in Cybersecurity in Canada.
Rina Espiritu, , News, 0Congratulations to Ikjot Saini , PhD for being selected as one of the top 20 women in Cybersecurity in Canada. We...
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This reviewed talk was about how to implement Crypto on CAN… is this possible? Does it make sense? I guess we...
On the Insecurity of Vehicles Against Protocol-Level Bluetooth Threats
Daniele Antonioli, , #ASRG, #vehiclevulnerabilitues, Academic, attack, autoisac, Bluetooth, Cryptography, Cybersecurity, Data Security, Privacy, Webinar, 0PRESENTATION: In this webinar we talk about, Protocol-Level Bluetooth Threats (PLBT), a novel and relevant class of threats for...

Join the Conversation
Be a part of the conversation. One of the goals of ASRG is to connect the researchers, engineers, and professionals together. To do this we have setup many channels of communication, including a Slack Channel. Join the ASRG Slack Channel or check out the communications page to see other ways to discuss.