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WILP- Vehicle security penetration testing facility in collaboration with Bosch

Project Area:

Students will be working on setting up the pen testing facility with Experts from Bosch.

Penetration testing, or pen testing, is a cybersecurity process where

ethical hackers simulate attacks on a system, network, or application to

identify vulnerabilities before malicious actors can exploit them. It involves

stages like reconnaissance, vulnerability analysis, exploitation, and reporting,

each designed to uncover weak points in security defences.

Projects will be based on network security, HAckerRF, Automotive

security, Post-quantum cryptography, Hardware Security Modules, Side

channel attack etc.

Background: Embedded systems, EEE, Computer science. Mechanical

Preferable tools and skills:

CANoe, CANalyzer, Ghidra, IDA Pro, HackRF, Burp Suite, Nmap, quiskit

(IBM)

In-vehicle communication protocols CAN, LIN, Ethernet, embedded systems

programming (C/C++), firmware analysis, wireless communication security,

cryptography, threat modelling, risk assessment, penetration testing, secure

coding practices, and application security.

WILP-Vehicle security penetration testing facility in collaboration with Bosch

Station Overview

Project 1

WILP- Vehicle security penetration testing facility in collaboration with Bosch