Increasing The Trustworthiness Of Embedded Applications

Conference paper (2015)

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E. Athanasopoulos

M. Boehner

C. Giuffrida

D. Pidan

V. Prevelakis

Ioannis Sourdis

C. Strydis Erasmus MC

John Thomson

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2015

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English

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Abstract

Embedded systems, by their nature, often run unattended with opportunistic rather then scheduled software upgrades and, perhaps most significantly, have long operational lifetimes, and, hence, provide excellent targets for massive and remote exploitation. Thus, such systems mandate higher assurances of trust and cyber-security compared to those presently available in State-of-the-Art ICT systems. In this poster we present some techniques we utilize in the SHARCS project to ensure a higher level of security for embedded systems.