Visual sensor validation system
AssigneeKaramba Security Ltd.
InventorsAssaf HAREL, Amiram DOTAN, David BARZILAI, Eli MORDECHAI, Tal Efraim BEN DAVID
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Abstract
Technology descried here can be used for collecting information about malicious attacks on computer devices. Hosting hardware can be configured to host virtual machines, virtual machines of ECU images, and ECUs to collect records of malicious attacks. An attack analyzer can generate fingerprints from the malicious attacks.
Claims21
1-20. (canceled)
A non-transitory computer readable medium including instructions that, when executed by at least one processor, cause the at least one processor to perform operations for two-factor validation for computer-assisted vehicle functions, comprising:
- receiving, from a real time sensor in a vehicle, sensor data collected by the sensor during operation of the vehicle and relating to a sensed environmental characteristic;
- identifying a potential computer-assisted vehicle function to be performed in the vehicle based on the sensor data;
- accessing, before the potential computer-assisted vehicle function is allowed to occur, a source of validation information external to the vehicle, wherein the source of validation information also relates to the environmental characteristic;
- and
- determining whether the sensed environmental characteristic corresponds to the validation information;
- and
- based on the determining, either:
- permitting the computer-assisted vehicle function to occur when the sensed environmental characteristic corresponds to the validation information;
- or
- sending a report to a reporting service when the sensed environmental characteristic does not correspond to the validation information.
A computer-implemented method for two-factor validation for computer-assisted vehicle functions, the method comprising:
- receiving, from a real time sensor in a vehicle, sensor data collected by the sensor during operation of the vehicle and relating to a sensed environmental characteristic;
- identifying a potential computer-assisted vehicle function to be performed in the vehicle based on the sensor data;
- accessing, before the potential computer-assisted vehicle function is allowed to occur, a source of validation information external to the vehicle, wherein the source of validation information also relates to the environmental characteristic;
- and
- determining whether the sensed environmental characteristic corresponds to the validation information;
- and
- based on the determining, either:
- permitting the computer-assisted vehicle function to occur when the sensed environmental characteristic corresponds to the validation information;
- or
- sending a report to a reporting service when the sensed environmental characteristic does not correspond to the validation information.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.