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AI smart cockpits are transforming the driving experience, but their reliance on AI also opens new attack surfaces. We explore how risks like data leaks and prompt injection threaten vehicle security — and what’s needed to defend against them.

We discuss the two vulnerabilities discovered in the Phoenix Contact CHARX SEC-3100 EV charging controller at Pwn2Own Automotive 2024, highlighting their impact and possible mitigations.

As the automotive industry accelerates toward AI-driven, software-defined vehicles, the need for smarter, more efficient cybersecurity has never been greater. VicOne’s innovative xCarbon Edge AI transforms vehicles into proactive defenders, reducing costs, enhancing efficiency, and safeguarding drivers from emerging cyberthreats.

The final day of Pwn2Own Automotive 2025 saw eight unique zero-day vulnerabilities, bringing the total haul for the three-day event to 49. Finishing with 30.5 “Pwn points,” Sina Kheirkhah was crowned this year’s Master of Pwn.