With the advancing world we are seeing new technology that connects to the internet. This means that there is security risk of the devices being vulnerable to attacks. Some attacks can effect a self-driving car meaning you wouldn’t be able to control it or the hacker could steal the car without ever physically touching it. … Continue reading Vulnerability of IoT
Hypothesis: Depending on whether a person owns a IoT or not. Then it is seeing what type of devices they have, and the ones that don’t have any IoT is it because of they are worried that there stuff will get hacked or is it due to age. Introduction: With more people getting IoT devices … Continue reading Flow chart
Yes, people should be read, they should be read multiple times through out the year. Since they are quarterly peer-reviewed journals. This means that they are constantly being updated with new information. This could also help you figure out what is going on in research as they are updating it and its not like the … Continue reading SHOULD I READ ACTION RESEARCH ARTICLES? — Presentation 2
My topic is vulnerability of smart homes and smart cars. I searched vulnerability smart homes and cars in the IEEE Xplore database, and filtered between 2016 and 2021. It came up with 8 results. The results did proved helpful results as they are all related to smart cars and homes. I would say that it … Continue reading Finish Secondary Research
Search topic is vulnerability of smart homes and smart cars. IEEE Xplore is the database that I used. source: Jouhi, M. A. & Tubaishat, A. (2020). Building a Security Framework for Smart Cities: A Case Study from UAE. 2020 5th International Conference on Computer and Communication Systems (ICCCS). doi: 10.1109/ICCCS49078.2020.9118517 subject term was Smart Cities … Continue reading Subject and Trace citation
For the first one I used IEEE Xplore database. What I search for was hacking and cybercrime. So the Boolean term was “and”. I then set the limiters for the years between 2018 to 2021 and for computer crime. I got a total of 37 results for this one. Chen, Y., Kao, D., & Tsai, … Continue reading Refining my Research
Database: Chowdhury, A. Das, R. Jolfaei, A. Karmakar, G. Kamruzzaman, J. (2020) Attacks on Self-Driving Cars and Their countermeasures: A Survey. 8, 207308 – 207342. Retrieved from 10.1109/ACCESS.2020.3037705 Keywords: Self-driving, cybersecurity, attacks description: so self driving cars are ready have a threat analyzer to help mitigate the attacks from someone. One attack has been a … Continue reading Week 10 attacks on self-driving cars
As far as become more and more relevant each day there is a chance that someone would be able to hack into your car. Doing so they would have complete control over your car and see where you’re going where you’re coming from. So with these hackers being able to take control of your car … Continue reading Hacking of self driving cars
I think my most challenging part it’s just making sure I get the correct data and can correlated to the correct parts of the paper. I have had trouble with this in the past so hopefully with this class it can I help me figure out where to actually plug in my data to where … Continue reading Research proposal discussion
Drug researchers are using VR to help them get closer to the molecules and proteins they work with. This makes it easier to look at and see how each molecules react with the other molecules. The molecules are color coded and are very large when looking at them, researchers have had to use computer monitors … Continue reading VR helping drug researchers