Highlights: On November 26, 2024, the "5G/6G Forum: Cybersecurity and Sovereignty", organized by the Federal Office for Information Security (BSI), took place in Dresden. The event was attended by researchers from HSHL, who presented the research project "Beyond 5G – Virtual Environment for Cybersecurity Testing of V2X Systems (B5GCyberTestV2X)" to an interested audience.
Highlights: Participation of researchers from the B5GCyberTestV2X project in a conference in Singapore.
Highlights: Hamm-Lippstadt University's Dr. Giovanni Almeida Santos delved into B5GCybertestV2X, highlighting the advantages of using Control Plane and User Plane in V2X communications.
Major milestone: Global automotive authority, HELLA, is now an official partner, aligning with HSHL and DFKI. This collaboration aims to fortify cybersecurity in autonomous vehicles. A promising step forward.
Highlights: Hamm-Lippstadt University's Antonio Santos da Silva delved into B5GCybertestV2X, spotlighting V2X communication vulnerabilities, notably in DSRC & C-V2X systems. Jamming attacks emerge as significant threats to the future of vehicular communication.
To enable safe and efficient autonomous driving, there are still open issues and challenges, especially in the area of cybersecurity and its impact on functional safety, especially of subsystems that are AI-based.
Thus, additional challenges include the cybersecurity of Beyond 5G (B5G) and 6G communication methods. In this project, we propose a virtual environment for cybersecurity testing of Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) systems in 5G and Beyond-5G scenarios.
The project involves extending current open-source solutions for 5G-based V2X and developing new functionalities for 6G-based V2X.
