Linux Stack Based V2X Framework
Linux implementation of IEEE 802.11p and DSRC protocols enabling security research on V2X communications.
Summary
Vehicle-to-Everything Communications
V2V and V2X wireless communications enable semi-autonomous driving through state information exchange between vehicles and infrastructure. Following 10+ years of standards development, implementation has lagged.
Standards and Development
The IEEE 802.11p and IEEE 1609 family standards define the protocol specifications. However, a lack of available implementations has prevented security community involvement in standards development and testing.
Vulnerability Analysis
Analysis of the WAVE/DSRC protocols reveals vulnerabilities that could render them unfit for safety-critical systems. These findings highlight the importance of early security research on emerging standards.
Linux Implementation
A complete Linux-stack implementation of IEEE 802.11p and IEEE 1609.3/4 is presented, providing hackers and academics with tools to participate in the engineering of secure standards for intelligent transportation systems.
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