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8. A Tale of Two Entities

Author

ElHussini, Hossam, primary, Assi, Chadi, additional, Moussa, Bassam, additional, Atallah, Ribal, additional, and Ghrayeb, Ali, additional

Published
2021
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19. A Detailed Security Assessment of the EV Charging Ecosystem.

Author

Antoun, Joseph, Kabir, Mohammad Ekramul, Moussa, Bassam, Atallah, Ribal, and Assi, Chadi

Subjects
ELECTRIC vehicles, SECURITY systems, DATA privacy, ECOSYSTEMS, SMART cities, SUSTAINABLE transportation
Abstract

The drive for efficient, reliable, green, and connected smart cities has promoted the use of electric vehicles (EVs) as the main future means of transportation. This resulted in a breakthrough in the anticipated number of adopted EVs by the year 2020, and consequently an urge for an available and trustworthy EV charging infrastructure. The diversity of the involved players, the used technologies, the bulk data exchange, and the widespread nature of the charging network give rise to security concerns in the form of message tampering, spoofing, or delaying among others to disconcert the charging service along with the underlying power layer. Furthermore, confidentiality and privacy of user information (i.e. identity, location, payment information, etc.) is another major concern associated with the deployment and use of the charging infrastructure. Thus, there is a need to identify and classify such concerns, and devise suitable solutions for a secure charging infrastructure. In this paper, we present a security assessment of the EV charging infrastructure. We highlight and categorize cyber threats targeting different players in a charging system, along with the security solutions presented in the literature. Finally, we present a gap analysis and insights into future research directions for EV charging system security. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2020
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26. Egypt introduces a Secured Transactions Law for the first time.

Author

Moussa, Bassam

Subjects
COLLATERAL security, ASSET backed financing, COMMERCIAL law, BANKING industry, CREDIT
Abstract

A reprint of the article "Egypt Introduces a Secured Transactions Law for the First Time" by Bassam Moussa, which appeared in the December/January 2016 issue of Al Tamimi & Company's publication "Law Update," is presented. It discusses the implications of the Movables Security Law for banks and businesses in Egypt. Topics covered include the law as a major reform in the area of secured transactions, the planned creation of an electronic registry for collaterals, and the creditor's liability.

Published
2016

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