Zsombor Pethő- Doctor of Philosophy
- Researcher at Budapest University of Technology and Economics
Zsombor Pethő
- Doctor of Philosophy
- Researcher at Budapest University of Technology and Economics
Research fellow in Vehicle Safety and Security Research Group (VSSRG)
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Introduction
Researcher at Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Faculty of Transportation and Vehicle Engineering, Dept. of Automotive Technologies
Current institution
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September 2019 - present
Education
February 2017 - July 2019
October 2012 - July 2016
Publications
Publications (14)
In the context of the rapidly evolving landscape of vehicular networks, it is highly important to ensure robust security measures in order to protect against cyber threats and anomalies. This paper presents a review of machine learning (ML)-based intrusion detection systems (IDS) designed specifically for vehicular networks. The ML methodologies em...
This paper presents a novel framework for analyzing the interrelationships between vehicle dynamics, communication characteristics and cyberattacks on V2X-based functions, highlighting their impact on vehicle safety. The research implements a simulation-based approach and uses various regression models to describe the complex interactions between c...
With the emergence of Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) systems, it is important to investigate how deteriorating network parameters affect vehicle functionality based on wireless communication. It is important to determine how we can prevent the performance degradation of these functions and ensure safety on the roads. This paper examines the potential...
V2X measurement on M0 motorway with 4 vehicles.
V2X data collection under real world conditions.
Applicability of this dataset:
• V2X traffic analysis (for research and application development purposes)
• Comparison of PKI and PKI-authenticated 802.11p-based V2X communication (ITS-G5)
Location: Hungary, Budapest + M0 motorway (ringroad around Budap...
Future transportation is expected to be connected, cooperative, and highly automated. Classic automated vehicular functions are developed based on safety principles primarily, but the reliability and cybersecurity of wireless communication processes pose new challenges for the automotive industry for connected vehicles, representing Connected, Coop...
This article investigates cybersecurity issues related to in-vehicle communication networks. In-vehicle communication network security is evaluated based on the protection characteristics of the network components and the topology of the network. The automotive communication network topologies are represented as undirected weighted graphs, and thei...
Nowadays, cybersecurity is an emerging research area in the automotive industry, and it is investigated by many different perspectives. Our article is a review of existing vehicular security solutions that covers the state‐of‐the‐art and future research directions. This article is a new contribution to tutorials/surveys related to the vehicular cyb...
We demonstrate a working functional prototype of a cooperative perception system that maintains a real-time digital twin of the traffic environment, providing a more accurate and more reliable model than any of the participant subsystems—in this case, smart vehicles and infrastructure stations—would manage individually. The importance of such techn...
Since modern vehicles are connected and their transport processes are strongly supported by different automated functions, malicious external interventions can impair safety integrity. Therefore, it seems to be reasonable in the future to introduce safety and security co-engineering approaches in the automotive industry. With regard to the performe...
