DaveK's Embedded Security Blog
Dave Kleidermacher is CTO of Green Hills Software. He writes about security issues, sharing his insights on techniques to improve the security of software for highly critical embedded systems.
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Book worms
30 April 2012
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Father and son team write the book on embedded systems security. Plus a flaw a day for Android. Read More
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Muscle cars
4 comments 20 January 2012
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Software-borne features and system virtualization have become key differentiators for automotive... Read More
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The hackers have your PlayBook
3 comments 03 January 2012
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How vulnerable will the new RIM microkernel be to hackers? Read More
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Monolithic stupidity
8 comments 18 November 2011
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Microkernel vs. monolithic? Duqu, a Stuxnet-like worm, proves the monolithic operating system is... Read More
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Take your medicine, eat your SOUP
10 comments 02 August 2011
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The FDA should scrap its panel for approving medical device and learn some lessons from the FAA. Read More
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Forking your friends
25 July 2011
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Understand your insider threats and come up with a plan to reduce that risk instead of ignoring this ... Read More
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Scrambled eggs
1 comments 26 May 2011
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Easter eggs may be harmless but what if a developer inserts a malicious rotten egg into your code?... Read More
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The future of personal computing
7 comments 24 April 2011
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As personal and work life start to mix more on handheld devices, how do you keep both separate and... Read More
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Skim milk
6 comments 15 March 2011
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How do you make smartphones into trustworthy platforms? Read More
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Photographic memory
10 comments 01 February 2011
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Networked printers and other seemingly banal home and office equipment are now treasure troves of... Read More
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