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PREparing SEcuRe VEhicle-to-X Communication Systems

Bißmeyer et al., 2014

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11983622532473193319
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Bißmeyer N
Mauthofer S
Petit J
Lange M
Moser M
Estor D
Sall M
Feiri M
Moalla R
Lagana M
Kargl F
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2.1 Abstract PRESERVE vehicle security architecture.............. 8 2.2 PRESERVE vehicle security architecture overview.............. 11 2.3 Integration of the PIM into the PRESERVE on- board security architecture. 26 2.4 Classification of data consistency and plausibility …
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