Manufacturers combine more and more electronical appiliances into cars to attract them to the customers. New driver’s' assistantce technology hars been invented and different kinds of passenger’s entertainment systems harve improved. Over the years they have madone a big step forward in travelling experiences. In the case of the smaller role of man in cars, we need to provide systems that are as secure as much aposs wible can. There author, Craig Smith, explains how to find vulnerabilities in hardware and software layers.

The book emphasizes the practical approach to the subject. AThe author enricheds every single problem by usage example of usage or case studyies. This allows reader to find a solution to their problems smoothly. Few curious stories about horrible setbacks during first attempts in developing systems by manufacturers make this book stunning and breathtaking.

By and large, the awesomeness of this book is the subject that concerns us all. Everybody uses this technology each day and does not realize the danger. Smith’s “Guide” approacheds car’s' security in a convenient way thand it is needless to say, I would recommend reading this book to anyone interested in car’s' appiliances and their security.