Security
Selected content on Embedded.com about securing embedded systems from malicious hacking.
Archives
-
Protecting SCADA devices from threats and hackers
26 September 2012
Save & Follow
Alan Grau of Icon Labs describes the basics of building a simple firewall for embedded devices used... Read More
-
Book worms
30 April 2012
Save & Follow
Father and son team write the book on embedded systems security. Plus a flaw a day for Android. Read More
-
Security fundamentals for embedded software
10 comments 24 March 2012
Save & Follow
Even if your device is not connected to the Internet, you need to protect it from malicious attacks. ... Read More
-
Building reliable and secure embedded systems
3 comments 20 March 2012
Save & Follow
Neither reliability nor security can be tested, debugged, or patched into a product. They must be... Read More
-
Not in Kansas anymore: Securing SCADA
5 comments 20 March 2012
Save & Follow
Here's why SCADA is not secure and what some companies are doing about it. Read More
-
Muscle cars
4 comments 20 January 2012
Save & Follow
Software-borne features and system virtualization have become key differentiators for automotive... Read More
-
The hackers have your PlayBook
3 comments 03 January 2012
Save & Follow
How vulnerable will the new RIM microkernel be to hackers? Read More
-
Monolithic stupidity
8 comments 18 November 2011
Save & Follow
Microkernel vs. monolithic? Duqu, a Stuxnet-like worm, proves the monolithic operating system is... Read More
-
Take your medicine, eat your SOUP
10 comments 02 August 2011
Save & Follow
The FDA should scrap its panel for approving medical device and learn some lessons from the FAA. Read More
-
Scrambled eggs
1 comments 26 May 2011
Save & Follow
Easter eggs may be harmless but what if a developer inserts a malicious rotten egg into your code?... Read More
