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crossrefWorld Electric Vehicle Journal2025-07-09Cited by 1

Applying a Deep Neural Network and Feature Engineering to Assess the Impact of Attacks on Autonomous Vehicles

Sara Ftaimi, Tomader Mazri

Autonomous vehicles are expected to reduce traffic accident casualties, as driver distraction accounts for 90% of accidents. These vehicles rely on sensors and controllers to operate independently, requiring robust security mechanisms to prevent malicious takeovers. This research proposes a novel approach to assessing the impact of cyber-attacks on autonomous vehicles and their surroundings, with a strong focus on prioritizing human safety. The system evaluates the severity of incidents caused by attacks, distinguishing between different events—for example, a pedestrian injury is classified as more critical than a collision with an inanimate object. By integrating deep neural network technology with feature engineering, the proposed system provides a comprehensive impact assessment. It is validated using metrics such as MAE, loss function, and Spearman’s correlation through experiments on a dataset of 5410 samples. Beyond enhancing autonomous vehicle security, this research contributes to real-world attack impact assessment, ensuring human safety remains a priority in the evolving autonomous landscape.

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