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Automotive Attack Paths: Why Local Does Not Mean Physical | CUP Micro Brief
In automotive cybersecurity, a local attack vector does not necessarily require physical access. This CUP Micro Brief follows a low-privilege infotainment foothold through sandbox escape and kernel compromise.
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