Cybersecurity for electric vehicle charging points is becoming an increasingly pressing concern for European authorities. The report confirms that the public charging infrastructure constitutes \u201ca complex and interconnected system\u201d in which various potential vulnerabilities exist, particularly in terms of communication protocols, software implementations and the management of digital certificates.<\/p>\n
According to the authority, public charging points are no longer simply equipment for distributing electricity, but systems connected to vehicles, charging operators, payment platforms, mobility providers and, increasingly, smart grids.<\/p>\n
https:\/\/delano.lu\/article\/electric-charging-87-vulnerabilities-in-germany-luxembourg-unaffected<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Whilst the German federal office for information security (BSI) recently highlighted 87 potential vulnerabilities in electric vehicle charging infrastructure, the Luxembourg government has stated that the Chargy and SuperChargy networks are already subject to protective measures and regular checks. Cybersecurity … Continue reading