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CYBERSECURITY CHALLENGES IN REAL-TIME NAVIGATION SYSTEMS FOR AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES
Nurilla Mahamatov Ergashovich
Doctor of technical sciences, professor, Turin polytechnic university in Tashkent, head of the department, Tashkent region, [email protected] +998 97 749 70 15 Javokhir Rahimov Rustam o'g'li Turin polytechnic university in Tashkent, PhD student, Tashkent region, [email protected] +998 99 887 84 07 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.13919667
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Received: 05th October 2024 Accepted: 10th October 2024 Online: 11th October 2024
KEYWORDS Cybersecurity, Autonomous Vehicles (AVs), Real-Time Navigation Systems, GPS Spoofing, V2X
Communication.
Autonomous vehicles (AVs) represent a significant breakthrough in transportation technology, offering opportunities to enhance safety and efficiency. However, the integration of real-time navigation systems introduces critical cybersecurity challenges that must be addressed to ensure the reliability and safety of these systems. This paper explores the primary cybersecurity threats faced by real-time navigation systems in autonomous vehicles, examines their impact on vehicle safety and performance, and discusses potential solutions and best practices to mitigate these risks.
ПРОБЛЕМЫ КИБЕРБЕЗОПАСНОСТИ В СИСТЕМАХ РЕАЛЬНОГО ВРЕМЕНИ ДЛЯ АВТОНОМНЫХ ТРАНСПОРТНЫХ СРЕДСТВ Нурилла Махаматов Эргашович
Доктор технических наук, профессор, Технический университет Турина в Ташкенте, Заведующий кафедрой, Ташкентская область, [email protected] +998 97 749 70 15 Джавохир Рахимов Рустам ртли Технический университет Турина в Ташкенте, Докторант, Ташкентская область,
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ABSTRACT
Received: 05th October 2024 Accepted: 10th October 2024 Online: 11th October 2024 KEYWORDS
Автономные
представляют
транспортной
транспортные средства (АТС) собой значительный прорыв в технологии, предлагая возможности
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Кибербезопасность, автономные
транспортные средства (АТС), системы навигации в реальном времени, подделка GPS-сигналов, связь У2К.
основные которыми реальном средствах,
для повышения безопасности и эффективности. Однако интеграция систем навигации в реальном времени вводит критические кибербезопасностные вызовы, которые необходимо учитывать для обеспечения надежности и безопасности этих систем. В данном тезисе рассматриваются кибербезопасностные угрозы, с сталкиваются системы навигации в времени в автономных транспортных анализируется их влияние на безопасность и производительность транспортных средств. AVTONOM TRANSPORT VOSITALARI UCHUN REAL VAQT REJIMIDA NAVIGATSIYA TIZIMLARIDA KIBERXAVFSIZLIK MUAMMOLARI
Nurilla Mahamatov Ergashovich Texnika fanlari doktori, proffessor, Toshkent sharidagi Turin politexnika universiteti, kafedra
mudiri, Toshkent viloyati, [email protected] +998 97 749 70 15 Javokhir Rahimov Rustam o'g'li Toshkent sharidagi Turin politexnika universiteti, tayanch doktorant, Toshkent viloyati,
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Received: 05th October 2024 Accepted: 10th October 2024 Online: 11th October 2024
KEYWORDS Kiberxavfsizlik, avtonom transport vositalari (AV), real vaqt rejimida navigatsiya tizimlari, GPS soxta signallari, V2X aloqa.
Avtonom transport vositalari (ATVlar) transport texnologiyasida muhim yutuq bo'lib, xavfsizhk va samaradorlikni oshirish imkoniyatlarini taqdim etadi. Biroq, real vaqt rejimidagi navigatsiya tizimlarining integratsiyasi ushbu tizimlarning ishonchliligi va xavfsizligini ta'minlash uchun hal qilinishi lozim bo'lgan kiberxavfsizlikka oid jiddiy muammolarni keltirib chiqaradi. Ushbu tezisda avtonom transport vositalaridagi real vaqt rejimidagi navigatsiya tizimlari duch keladigan asosiy kiberxavfsizlik tahdidlari, ularning transport vositalari xavfsizligi va samaradorligiga ta'siri tahlil qilinadi hamda ushbu xavflarni kamaytirish uchun mumkin bo'lgan yechimlar va eng yaxshi amaliyotlar muhokama qilinadi.
Introduction
The rapid development of autonomous vehicles (AVs) has brought about transformative changes in transportation, with real-time navigation systems playing a central role in their operation. These systems rely on a combination of sensors, communication networks, and complex algorithms to make real-time decisions regarding vehicle movement. However, the increasing sophistication of cyber threats poses significant risks to the security and reliability of these systems. This paper aims to identify and analyze the cybersecurity challenges
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associated with real-time navigation systems in autonomous vehicles and propose strategies for addressing these challenges.
Real-Time Navigation Systems in Autonomous Vehicles
Real-time navigation systems in AVs encompass various technologies, including Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS), Inertial Measurement Units (IMUs), radar, lidar, and vehicle-to-everything (V2X) communication networks. These components work together to provide accurate positioning, map updates, and situational awareness. The effectiveness of these systems is crucial for the safe operation of AVs, as they enable real-time decision-making and adaptive responses to dynamic driving conditions.
Cybersecurity Threats to Real-Time Navigation Systems
1. GPS Spoofing and Jamming
Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS), such as GPS, are fundamental to real-time navigation in AVs. However, they are vulnerable to spoofing and jamming attacks. Spoofing involves transmitting false GNSS signals to mislead the vehicle's navigation system, while jamming disrupts the signal reception, leading to potential loss of positioning accuracy [1]. These attacks can result in navigation errors, incorrect route decisions, and compromised vehicle safety.
2. Data Interception and Manipulation
Real-time navigation systems rely on the exchange of data between various components, including sensors and communication networks. Data interception and manipulation attacks can occur when malicious actors gain unauthorized access to these data streams. This can lead to the introduction of false information, such as incorrect road conditions or obstacle data, potentially causing accidents or unsafe driving behavior [2].
3. Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) Communication Vulnerabilities
V2X communication is essential for enabling AVs to interact with their environment, including other vehicles, infrastructure, and pedestrians. However, V2X networks are susceptible to various cyber threats, including eavesdropping, spoofing, and denial-of-service (DoS) attacks. Compromising V2X communication can disrupt the exchange of critical information, affecting the vehicle's ability to respond to dynamic traffic conditions and hazards [3].
4. Sensor Fusion Attacks
Real-time navigation systems use sensor fusion techniques to integrate data from multiple sensors, such as lidar, radar, and cameras, to create a comprehensive understanding of the vehicle's environment. Sensor fusion attacks involve manipulating or falsifying sensor data to deceive the navigation system. These attacks can lead to incorrect hazard detection, navigation errors, and unsafe vehicle behavior [4].
Impact of Cybersecurity Threats on Vehicle Safety
Cybersecurity threats to real-time navigation systems can have severe consequences for vehicle safety and performance. Compromised navigation accuracy can result in dangerous driving decisions, such as incorrect lane changes or failure to detect obstacles. Data manipulation can lead to erroneous situational awareness, increasing the risk of accidents. Additionally, vulnerabilities in V2X communication can disrupt coordination with other road users, exacerbating traffic congestion and safety hazards.
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Mitigation Strategies
1. Robust Authentication and Encryption
To address cybersecurity threats, it is essential to implement robust authentication and encryption mechanisms for data transmission and communication. Encryption ensures that data exchanged between the vehicle's components and external networks is protected from unauthorized access and tampering. Additionally, authentication mechanisms can verify the integrity and authenticity of data sources [5].
2. Redundancy and Fail-Safe Mechanisms
Implementing redundancy and fail-safe mechanisms can enhance the resilience of realtime navigation systems. For instance, backup navigation systems and sensors can be used to cross-check and validate data, reducing the impact of potential attacks. Fail-safe mechanisms can ensure that the vehicle remains in a safe state in the event of a system compromise [6].
3. Continuous Monitoring and Threat Detection
Real-time monitoring and threat detection systems are crucial for identifying and responding to cybersecurity threats. Implementing intrusion detection systems (IDS) and anomaly detection algorithms can help detect suspicious activities and potential attacks. Continuous monitoring enables timely responses to mitigate the impact of cyber threats [7].
4. Collaboration and Standards Development
Collaboration between industry stakeholders, researchers, and policymakers is essential for developing cybersecurity standards and best practices for autonomous vehicles. Establishing industry-wide standards can help ensure consistent security measures and promote the adoption of best practices across the sector [8].
Conclusion
The integration of real-time navigation systems in autonomous vehicles introduces significant cybersecurity challenges that must be addressed to ensure the safety and reliability of these systems. Cyber threats, including GPS spoofing, data interception, V2X communication vulnerabilities, and sensor fusion attacks, pose serious risks to vehicle safety and performance. Implementing robust authentication and encryption, redundancy and fail-safe mechanisms, continuous monitoring, and collaborative standards development are critical for mitigating these risks. As autonomous vehicle technology continues to evolve, addressing cybersecurity challenges will be essential for achieving safe and secure transportation systems.
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