Autocrypt holds real-vehicle hacking demo at Incheon mobility meeting
The vehicle cybersecurity firm also showed equipment for its AutoCrypt CSTP engineering platform at the 2026 Connected Mobility Alliance general meeting.
Autocrypt took part in the 2026 Connected Mobility Alliance general meeting at Paradise City in Incheon, where it staged a hacking demonstration against a real vehicle, according to dailysecu.com.
The company also exhibited equipment related to its AI-based vehicle security engineering platform, AutoCrypt CSTP, at the event.
The meeting was hosted by the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy and organized by the Korea Automotive Technology Institute. Autocrypt attended as a member company in the alliance's convergence security field.
The real-vehicle hacking demonstration came after the company exhibited equipment at the event last year.
Quick answers
What did Autocrypt show at the 2026 Connected Mobility Alliance meeting?
The company exhibited equipment for its AI-based AutoCrypt CSTP platform and carried out a hacking demonstration against a real vehicle.
Where was the 2026 Connected Mobility Alliance general meeting held?
At Paradise City in Incheon.
Who hosted the meeting?
It was hosted by the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy and organized by the Korea Automotive Technology Institute.