Abstract
In recent years, there’s been a significant evolution in the world of vehicle design and manufacturing. Smarter technology, over-the-air updates, and a push towards autonomous driving have led to a world where cars are now mobile, connected computers, and more reliant on communication and data than ever. With this progress, the next generation of cybersecurity threats has become a concern, particularly when it comes to the power of quantum computers – machines that will be able to break most of today’s cryptography.
Every control system in a car is potentially at risk from data interception and manipulation, not only affecting the vehicle’s security, but also its safety.
