Abstract
Vehicular networking technology is no more a futuristic concept - it is becoming a reality with the aim of providing services related to traffic safety, traffic efficiency and infotainment [1]. When these kinds of services are introduced, they also bring in the vulnerabilities associated with them, resulting in increased number of security threats and attacks. Hence, it is very important to ensure that these services do not compromise the safety and security of the users [2]. This paper aims to provide a brief overview of cyber security in vehicular networks by analyzing its vulnerabilities, challenges and solutions.
I. Introduction
Vehicular networks consist of in-vehicle networks and vehicular ad hoc networks (VANETs). The in-vehicle network consists of several Electronic Control Units (ECUs) connected to each other using different communication protocols like Controller Area Network (CAN), Local Interconnect Network (LIN), etc. [3]. The in-vehicle network helps in implementing applications like climate control, engine management, transmission etc. VANETs include vehicle to vehicle (V2V) communication and vehicle to infrastructure (V2I) communication; the combination of which enables in making driving safer and better.
Keeping the safety applications in mind, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) announced in 2014 that it will start crafting a new rule which would require cars to talk to each other [4]. While this is a major step in making
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HC is the combination of VC and VuC where VC serves as both service provider and consumer at the same time. The motivation behind HC is that, vehicles moving on the road might rent their resources and might want to use cloud services at the same time. NaaS and P2P are the most suitable examples for such scenarios. Nevertheless due to the ephemeral nature of VANET, connection among vehicular nodes is very intermittent. But yet it can be argued that usually for P2P applications, the size of the files is fairly small making it suitable for short time connection. Other potential applications for this architecture include IaaS in case of VC.[3]
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Abstract— A VANET network is a subset of ad hoc networks where each mobile node is an intelligent vehicle equipped with communication resources (sensor). The optimal goal is that these networks will contribute to safer roads and more effective in the future by providing timely information to drivers. They are therefore vulnerable to many types of attacks. Many proposals have been proposed to secure communication in VANETs. In this paper; we propose an approach to adopt a new method of distributing certificates in VANET. In Our proposal the cluster-head acts as a virtual CA and issues certificates to cluster members. The main objective of our approach is to avoid making a new certificate request in case a node passes from a cluster to another. This approach has been evaluated by simulation study using the simulator network NS-2.
Vehicular Communication System plays a major role in the development of Intelligent Transportation System(ITS) which enable the users to make safer, and 'effective ' use of transport networks and aim to provide innovative services relating to different modes of transport and traffic management.In
User Privacy can be provided by the Pseudonyms which mean a group of private keys which will always update the identifiers frequently. This will provide the security and reduce the malicious attacks. In this each node in the VANETS has the pair of Pseudonyms where it has one GID,PID and a static Global Id by using this security can be provided as they keep on changing from network to network.