As the development of autonomous vehicles becomes a global trend, safety issues in the autonomous driving process have drawn attention in the industry. Recently, it was learned that in order to prevent the communication network used by the autopilot system from being attacked by hackers, the UN agencies responsible for formulating international regulations for automobiles will pass the auto-driving safety standards in November this year.

According to reports, this standard is dominated by Japan and Germany, which are leading in the development of autonomous driving technology, mainly including measures to prevent hackers from attacking and detecting drivers and preventing loss of control when an attack is detected. In the future, automakers will be required to take specific measures in accordance with the new standards. The United Nations World Vehicle Regulatory Coordination Forum in Geneva is discussing the safety standards for motor vehicle driving. They have already begun to draft highway safety driving technical standards, and will also develop standards for network security in the future.

It is reported that the automatic driving system relies on artificial intelligence, so that the vehicle can automatically travel without the need of human control of the steering wheel and the brakes. If a car is attacked by a cyber attack, it may expose the car to the risk of being hijacked or even out of control.

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