The V2X Secure Central Gateway monitors in-vehicle networks for intrusions or abnormalities in near real-time over 5G. It uses quantum random number generation to secure the 5G cellular connection. The gateway can detect remote attacks and address issues quickly via low-latency 5G. It also enables secure over-the-air updates and transmission of vehicle status and location for emergency response.

1. V2X Secure Central Gateway
5G connected development platform to easily build and
deploy V2X applications secured by QRNG

2. Every vehicle has dozens of ECUs operating on several in-vehicle networks (CAN buses)
that are vulnerable to dangerous attacks designed to disable critical systems
Over-The-Air Updates
Infotainment & 3rd Party Applications
Personalized Experiences
Advanced Driver Assistance Systems
Hands-free Emergency Braking
Lane Changing
Traffic Light AssistSmart Parking
Collision Warning
etc …Night Vision OBD Broadcasting
Remote Hacking of Connected-Cars Vulnerable Systems
Nearly all black-hat attacks are wireless
Most wireless attacks are over wifi or cellular
1.4M $400
Vehicles Cost Per Vehicle Total Cost
$560M
Recall Cost Estimate from Jeep Incident (2015)
Excludes liability due to injury or other settlements
etc…

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Car Sales Distribution (USA)
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Resale market
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Global Automotive Revenue
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All cars sold will be Internet Connected while Mobility-as-a-Service and Connectivity Services
together will be the second largest source of Automotive Revenue worldwide

4. The V2X Secure Central Gateway is built with components from top-tier partners and is
made to be a programmable platform for OEMs or Mobility-as-a-Service Operators
• [CAN-IDS] Applies FESCARO automotive security system
• [RNG] SKT S2Q100 for Quantum Random Number Generation (QRNG)
Enhanced Security
• [AP] NXP i.MX 6SoloX processor for application development (Cortex-A9 & Cortex-M4)
• [MCU] Infineon AURIX TC297 for CAN-IDS with HSM
Processor
• Linux / Android (BSP Support)
• FreeRTOS for ARM Cortex-M4 core
Operating System
• Post-Drive Mode is available
• Backup battery design is applied for the eCall application
Power Management
• 1G DDR3 SDRAM / 32 MB x2 QuadSPI Flash (expandable)
Memory
• 1 mPCle connector (4G / 5G modem can be inserted)
• 6 CAN interface for CAN-IDS / 2 CAN interfaces for general vehicle communication
• 3 10/100/1000 Ethernet ports (1 Ethernet dedicated to CAN-IDS)
• 1 GNSS Receiver
• 3 Full-size SD / MMC card slots
• 1 USB 2.0 Host Type A connector / 1 micro USB 2.0 OTG connector
Connectivity
Display & Camera
• 1 LVDS connector / 1 LCD expansion connector (parellel, 24bit)
• 1 Camera Module connector
[TP-GEN2A] TMG-P2AD — CGW Development PlatformSecure Central Gateway

5. The V2X Secure Central Gateway monitors in-vehicle networks for intrusions or abnormalities
in near real-time over 5G and connectivity to the cellular network is secured by QRNG
Secure Central Gateway
Control Area Networks (CAN buses)
are in-vehicle communications networks
that allow ECUs to exchange critical
information.
Electronic Control Units (ECUs) are
responsible for the functioning of
important parts of your car, for
example your engine or brakes.

6. The V2X Secure Central Gateway demonstration shows how we leverage the ultra-low latency
of a 5G network to detect remote attacks or other emergencies and address them quickly
Secure transmission of vehicle
status and location (eCall)
Transmit cybersecurity
update Over-the-Air (OTA)…
… Dispatch rescue team in
case of emergency
Real-time detection of an
abnormal message and intrusion
to the internal network
5G Base Station

7. Michael A. Lesniak
Strategic Partnerships at Open Collaboration Group
Global Sourcing at True Innovation Program
www.linkedin.com/in/malesniak
www.sktelecom.com www.true-inno.com