EV Technology - Connected Vehicle (V2X)If a connected EV's software receives a message from an unknown source, what should the cybersecurity system do?AIgnore the message and log the eventBAutomatically execute the message commandsCSend the message to all connected devicesDDelete all vehicle data immediatelyCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand secure message handlingCybersecurity systems should not trust unknown sources and must log suspicious activity.Step 2: Choose safe responseIgnoring the message prevents harm, and logging helps track potential threats.Final Answer:Ignore the message and log the event -> Option AQuick Check:Unknown message = Ignore and log [OK]Quick Trick: Never trust unknown sources; log suspicious activity [OK]Common Mistakes:Executing unknown commands blindlyBroadcasting suspicious messages to others
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