Table 2 The comparison of the different types of attacks and some analysis based on various models.
Attack type | Description | Analysis | Comparison with other works |
|---|---|---|---|
DoS | Overwhelms a server or service with illegitimate requests, disrupting availability | Targets infrastructure or application layers, often using botnets | Similar to other DoS attacks, but specific to vehicular networks |
Fuzzy | Injects random CAN ID and data values, causing confusion and potential system failure | Uses fuzzy logic to handle uncertain values, making detection difficult | Similar to other fuzzy attacks, but tailored to vehicular networks |
Gear | Injects fake messages related to drive gear information, misleading the vehicle’s control system | Targets the CAN protocol, exploiting its lack of security features | Similar to other spoofing attacks, but specific to drive gear information |
RPM | Injects fake messages related to RPM information, misleading the vehicle’s control system | Targets the CAN protocol, exploiting its lack of security features | Similar to other spoofing attacks, but specific to RPM information |
