Article | REF: H8280 V2

Embedded systems security

Author: Lilian BOSSUET

Publication date: October 10, 2024

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4. Coupled software and physical attacks

Today's systems-on-a-chip are increasingly complex. This complexity is leading to the development of new attack paths that combine hardware and software aspects. Thus, a physical attack can open a loophole enabling a software attack, or software code can lead to a hardware failure .

4.1 Coupling software and physical attacks

An example of coupled attacks targeting processors is the hardware corruption of a secured boot loader sequence, enabling the execution of malicious code. During a normal secured boot loader sequence, the boot code is loaded...

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