Debunking the myths of Driverless Cars

Astonishingly, this expectation was set out after several fatal crashes in Arizona. The communications infrastructure used in cars today (known as a Controller Area Network) was designed back in the 80s. It was developed for exchanging information between different micro controllers. Essentially, what we have is a peer-to-peer network – and an old one at that. The main issue here, is that these networks weren't built with security in mind, as it was not a key concern back then.