Protecting vehicles from hackers via a 'digital twin'

By:

Slava Brofman

March 26, 2021 10:07 AM

Modern connected vehicles have transformed from mere modes of transportation into complex machines with hundreds of digital components, containing personal data and connecting to the Internet.

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