This repository provides a framework to simulate attacks on V2X networks. It uses the VEINS simulation framework as a dependency.

1. Operating System: Ubuntu/Debian/macOS
2. CSVWriter.h
   • Please put this file in your system's (or user's) default include directory. E.g., /usr/include
3. json.hpp
   • Rename this file to json.h and
   • Put it in your system's (or user's) default include directory. E.g., /usr/include

1. Download all of the following into the same folder (preferably called "src")
2. Download and extract OMNeT++ (version 5.6.2)
   • Please uncomment the line with CXXFLAGS in the "configure.user" file in the root directory of OMNeT++ with CXXFLAGS=-std=c++14
   • Install by following their installation guide.
3. Install SUMO (version 1.8.0) by following their installation guide.
4. Clone VEINS (version 5.2): git clone --branch veins-5.2 https://github.com/sommer/veins.git
5. Add this repo as submodule under <path/to/veins>/src/: cd veins && git submodule add https://github.com/quic/vasp src/vasp

1. Change directory to <path/to/veins>
2. Configure and build

   ./configure && make [-j6]

1. Change directory to <path/to/veins>
2. Start sumo server: bin/veins_launchd -vv
3. Change directory to <path/to/veins>/src/vasp/scenario/
4. Run simulation:

   ./run [-u Cmdenv]

5. You should see a trace file generated under <path/to/veins>/src/vasp/scenario/results folder.

1. Configuring your simulation
2. Know your trace file
3. Implementing your own attack

If you are using our VASP framework or codes for your development, please cite the following paper:

@inproceedings{vasp2023,
  title={VASP: V2X Application Spoofing Platform},
  author={Ansari, Mohammad Raashid and Petit, Jonathan and Monteuuis, Jean-Philippe and Chen, Cong},
  booktitle={Proceedings Inaugural International Symposium on Vehicle Security & Privacy, ndss-symposium},
  url={https://doi.org/10.14722/vehiclesec.2023.23071},
  year={2023}
  }

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