The AUTOSAR standard acknowledges the need for improved security in automotive communications by providing a set of standard modules for encryption and authentication, to ensure confidentiality and integrity. However, these modules are not currently matched by corresponding models for security at the application level, and their use is somewhat in violation of the established AUTOSAR methodology that relies on code generation from high level specifications for all the communications and scheduling features. In this paper we present modeling extensions and code generation features, developed in the context of the EU project Sahire, that aim at bridging this gap.
Modeling and generation of secure component communications in AUTOSAR
Cinzia Bernardeschi;Gianluca Dini;DINI, GIANLUCA
2017-01-01
Abstract
The AUTOSAR standard acknowledges the need for improved security in automotive communications by providing a set of standard modules for encryption and authentication, to ensure confidentiality and integrity. However, these modules are not currently matched by corresponding models for security at the application level, and their use is somewhat in violation of the established AUTOSAR methodology that relies on code generation from high level specifications for all the communications and scheduling features. In this paper we present modeling extensions and code generation features, developed in the context of the EU project Sahire, that aim at bridging this gap.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.