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Evidence in cited sources: [1], [2], [3], [4], [5] ~ Kvng ( talk) 19:05, 27 October 2020 (UTC) reply

This list of articles was removed from the external links section. It looks like at least a few of them would be useful as sources. Kind regards from PJvanMill) talk( 21:41, 1 December 2020 (UTC) reply

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• The Drive.com (23 July 2019). "Top OTA Expert Shows How State Actors Hack into Your Car and What Happens Next: ‘People Will Die’"
• Sysdig.com (9 July 2019). "33(+) K8s Security Tools"
• Airbiquity.com (14 December 2018). "Airbiquity Bolsters OTAmatic™ Security and Data Analytic Features in Latest Over-The-Air Software and Data Management Offering for Automotive"
• Bitcoin Exchange Guide (28 August, 2018). "NYU Tandon Joins Top Open-Source Initiative for Automotive Software and Cybersecurity"
• Auto Connected Car News (18 August 2018). "Automotive Cybersecurity: Open Source OTA, Crypto and Market"
• Business Insider (16 August 2018). "NYU Tandon Joins Top Open-Source Initiative for Automotive Software and Cybersecurity"
• Marketplace.com (25 May 2018). "Now more than ever, cars are just rolling computers"
• Auto Connected Car News (20 May 2018). "Airbiquity with Uptane"
• PBS/WLIW 21 (26 March 2018). SciTech Now SciTech Now episode 420
• Technical.ly (19 Oct 2017). Woods, Tyler. “Popular Science names two Brooklyn technologies among top 100 inventions of 2017”
• Popular Science (17 October 2017) Atherton, Kelsey D. and Feltman, Rachel. "The year's most important innovations in security"
• KSTX-Texas Public Radio (21 June 2017). "All Things Considered." "Software Protecting Future Cars, Starting To Make Inroads"
• KBUR-NPR (17 March 2017) "Here and Now," Flahive, Paul. "Researchers Race To Develop Software To Prevent Car Hacking"
• Lowell Press (17 February 2017) Kanter, Evelyn. "Automotive cyber security: Keeping hackers out of cars”
• TechRepublic (February 2017) Kassner, Michael. "Wanted: White Hat Hackers to Break New Automotive Software Updater Code"
• Reuters (via Facebook Live) (18 January 2017) "How Uptane Can Protect Your Car from Hackers”
• KSTX-Texas Public Radio (26 January 2017) All Things Considered, Flahive, Paul. “A Future Car May Be Protected From Hacking By Software Developed In San Antonio"
• Christian Science Monitor, (18 January 2017) Detsch, Jack. "Are Software Updates Key to Stopping Criminal Car Hacks?"
• Forbes (19 January 2017) Matthews, Lee. “Uptane will Protect your Connected Car from Hackers"
• Knack (28 January 2017) Kopinga, Wim. "Uptane Wil Je 'Connected Car'beschermen Tegen Hackers"
• Phys.org (19 January 2017) “Call Issued to White Hat Hackers—Find the Flaws in New Automotive Software Updater"
• SC Network Security (18 January 2017) Abel, Robert. "White Hat Hackers Called to Poke Holes in Open Source Connected Car Security Platform"
• Technical.ly (19 January 2017) Woods, Tyler. "NYU Tandon Prof Unveils Homeland Security-funded Framework for Software Security in Cars"