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Evidence in cited sources: , , , , ~Kvng (talk) 19:05, 27 October 2020 (UTC)Reply

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This list of articles was removed from the external links section. It looks like at least a few of them would be useful as sources. Kind regards from PJvanMill)talk( 21:41, 1 December 2020 (UTC)Reply

Design2Part Magazine (2 April 2020). Source Framework Helps Automakers Secure OTA Updates"
New Jersey 101.5 (9 March 2020). "People are Pretty Reluctant to Embrace Self Driving Cars, Survey Says"
S&P Global (9 January 2020). "Wireless vehicle updates pose big cybersecurity risk for automakers, consumers"
LWN.net (24 July 2019). "Protecting update systems from nation-state attackers"
The Drive.com (23 July 2019). "Top OTA Expert Shows How State Actors Hack into Your Car and What Happens Next: ‘People Will Die’"
Sysdig.com (9 July 2019). "33(+) K8s Security Tools"
Airbiquity.com (14 December 2018). "Airbiquity Bolsters OTAmatic™ Security and Data Analytic Features in Latest Over-The-Air Software and Data Management Offering for Automotive"
Bitcoin Exchange Guide (28 August, 2018). "NYU Tandon Joins Top Open-Source Initiative for Automotive Software and Cybersecurity"
Auto Connected Car News (18 August 2018). "Automotive Cybersecurity: Open Source OTA, Crypto and Market"
Business Insider (16 August 2018). "NYU Tandon Joins Top Open-Source Initiative for Automotive Software and Cybersecurity"
Marketplace.com (25 May 2018). "Now more than ever, cars are just rolling computers"
Auto Connected Car News (20 May 2018). "Airbiquity with Uptane"
PBS/WLIW 21 (26 March 2018). SciTech NowSciTech Now episode 420
Technical.ly (19 Oct 2017). Woods, Tyler. “Popular Science names two Brooklyn technologies among top 100 inventions of 2017”
Popular Science (17 October 2017) Atherton, Kelsey D. and Feltman, Rachel. "The year's most important innovations in security"
KSTX-Texas Public Radio (21 June 2017). "All Things Considered." "Software Protecting Future Cars, Starting To Make Inroads"
KBUR-NPR (17 March 2017) "Here and Now," Flahive, Paul. "Researchers Race To Develop Software To Prevent Car Hacking"
Lowell Press (17 February 2017) Kanter, Evelyn. "Automotive cyber security: Keeping hackers out of cars”
TechRepublic (February 2017) Kassner, Michael. "Wanted: White Hat Hackers to Break New Automotive Software Updater Code"
Reuters (via Facebook Live) (18 January 2017)"How Uptane Can Protect Your Car from Hackers”
KSTX-Texas Public Radio (26 January 2017) All Things Considered, Flahive, Paul. “A Future Car May Be Protected From Hacking By Software Developed In San Antonio"
Christian Science Monitor, (18 January 2017) Detsch, Jack. "Are Software Updates Key to Stopping Criminal Car Hacks?"
Forbes (19 January 2017) Matthews, Lee. “Uptane will Protect your Connected Car from Hackers"
Knack (28 January 2017) Kopinga, Wim."Uptane Wil Je 'Connected Car'beschermen Tegen Hackers"
Phys.org (19 January 2017)“Call Issued to White Hat Hackers—Find the Flaws in New Automotive Software Updater"
SC Network Security (18 January 2017) Abel, Robert. "White Hat Hackers Called to Poke Holes in Open Source Connected Car Security Platform"
Technical.ly (19 January 2017) Woods, Tyler. "NYU Tandon Prof Unveils Homeland Security-funded Framework for Software Security in Cars"

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