IN-VEHICLE CYBERSECURITY SOLUTIONS: Key Management Systems and IDS/IPS — < Intruders Here, Everywhere! /> Let’s start with IDS/ IPS systems. Intrusion Detection Systems and Intrusion Prevention Systems are nearly everywhere and are now an indispensable part of the IT stack. Vehicle security is also one of the domains that which IDS and IPS are used. Using Juniper Network’s definition, intrusion detection is the process…

IN-VEHICLE CYBERSECURITY SOLUTIONS: SECURITY IN-DEPTH(hopefully) — < Hold Your Horses! They Are Fortified! /> We learned so much from our previous mistakes or the genius of the attackers. Since we carried all the ethernet to the vehicle domain, all this know-how is also transferred along. In this post, I will be talking about the main security countermeasures revolving around this precious network. …

VEHICLE INTERNAL NETWORKING: The Advent of Automotive Ethernet — If everything was good and working, why a new tech-stack was needed you may ask. Well, things changed in IT very much very quickly. Now we are talking about semi-autonomous/autonomous vehicles, vehicles that encode/decode and process hi-fi audio and video in real-time and build decisions upon these processes. …

VEHICLE INTERNAL NETWORKING: Non-Ethernet Tech — Vehicles are hackable. Indeed they have been hacked before. Jeep has been hacked, Tesla has been hacked, others have been hacked and there will be more hackings coming up. Welcome to the cyber show! …

Verizon estimates that the staggering cost of malware to the world economy hits up to 100 Billion USD. Steve Morgan from cybersecurityventures on the other hand, rounds up the number to 10 trillion USD, for all cybercrime cost for the world economy by 2025. Thanks to the tirelessly working brains…

<Prelude /> No, I will not be talking about writing simple ListenAndServe. I will be talking about a testable, scalable, safer method to write a server in Go. My aim is to write the code using the best practices that the Golang has to offer to us. This will include…

<TL;DR /> Hello, reader! I intend in this post to share my guided experience with Wasm + Rust through trying to explain a little bit of why, a little bit of how, and a little bit of by whom. I’ll go through some history(not the history of coding per se), some technicality…

I am planning to launch a Medium series about Carnegie Mellon University’s famous ‘Binary Bomb’, but before getting our hands dirty with that, I wanted to write a small RE50 blog post, hence you are reading this. Since you are reading this blog post, I will assume that you do…