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Cranfield to study hacking risks associated with robotaxis
The UK’s Cranfield University has secured government funding to investigate the cyber security risks that come along with automated, low-carbon mobility-as-a-service (MaaS) projects.
Electric, autonomous vehicles - popularly called robotaxis - promise improved traffic congestion, convenience, and the reduction of social inequality - as well as lower environmental damage.
They can also be a vector for bad actors to unleash cyber attacks, Cranfield note…
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