Korea University Research and Business Foundation

Hyundai Motor Company

Kia Corporation

Kyungho Joo

Dong Hoon Lee

Wonsuk Choi

Seyoung Lee

Aram Cho

A system and method for identifying a compromised controller using an intentional error are provided. The method, performed by an electronic device in a controller area network (CAN), for identifying a compromised electronic control unit (ECU) that transmits an attack message on a CAN bus in a periodic transmission cycle. The method includes, in response to detecting the attack message, transitioning a first ECU among a plurality of ECUs connected to the CAN bus to a bus-off state intentionally, and determining whether the first ECU is the compromised ECU based at least in part on a time, which is predicted from recovery parameters related to the first ECU, for when the first ECU resumes transmission of a CAN message and a time when the attack message is redetected on the CAN bus.

System and method for identifying compromised electronic controller using intentionally induced error

Provided is an apparatus and method for transmitter identification. A transmitter identification apparatus may include a communicator configured to receive a signal from a transmitter at least once; and a processor configured to acquire a clock offset using the received signal, to acquire a cumulative clock offset by accumulating the clock offset, and to acquire analysis data based on a variance of the cumulative clock offset over time.

Apparatus and method of identifying transmitter

An apparatus and a method of detecting an attack based on LF fingerprinting are provided. A smart key which is an attack detection apparatus includes a communication interface, a memory storing a classifier, and a processor configured to generate a first signal by removing a carrier frequency of a signal received from a vehicle, demodulate the first signal and extract at least one of a second signal of a preamble region or a third signal of an idle region, extract a feature of at least one of the first signal, the second signal, or the third signal, and detect whether there is a relay attack by using an output value of the classifier for the extracted feature.

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Kyungho Joo