Towards Real-Time-Aware Intrusion Tolerance

Technologies such as Industry 4.0 or assisted/autonomous driving are relying on highly customized cyber-physical realtime systems. Those systems are designed to match functional safety regulations and requirements such as EN ISO 13849, EN IEC 62061 or ISO 26262. However, as systems - especially vehi...

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Main Authors: Lambert, Christoph, Volp, Marcus, Decouchant, Jeremie, Esteves-Verissimo, Paulo
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Authentication
Automobiles
Automotive engineering
cyber physical systems
intrusion tolerance
Protocols
Real-time systems
Safety
security
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Summary:Technologies such as Industry 4.0 or assisted/autonomous driving are relying on highly customized cyber-physical realtime systems. Those systems are designed to match functional safety regulations and requirements such as EN ISO 13849, EN IEC 62061 or ISO 26262. However, as systems - especially vehicles - are becoming more connected and autonomous, they become more likely to suffer from new attack vectors. New features may meet the corresponding safety requirements but they do not consider adversaries intruding through security holes with the purpose of bringing vehicles into unsafe states. As research goal, we want to bridge the gap between security and safety in cyber-physical real-time systems by investigating real-time-aware intrusion-tolerant architectures for automotive use-cases.
ISSN:2575-8462
DOI:10.1109/SRDS.2018.00040