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Linux inembedded
security devices
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Essensium
Incorporated March 25, 2005Spin-off from IMEC and supported by SilterraAcquired Mind March 10, 2006Corporate Headquarters
Gaston Geenslaan 9, 3001 Leuven, BelgiumTel +32 16 28 65 00 - Fax +32 16 28 65 01www.essensium.com
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IDCS
Intelligent Data Capturing SystemsEstablished in 1987Corporate Headquarters
Hellebeemden 9, 3500 Hasselt, BelgiumTel +32 11 27 94 50 - Fax +32 11 27 58 32www.idcs.be
Jan Veldeman Linux in embedded security devices: a showcase
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1 Company
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Jan Veldeman Linux in embedded security devices: a showcase
CompanySystem
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OverviewDesign challengesPlanned extensions
Contents
1 Company
2 SystemOverviewDesign challengesPlanned extensions
3 Demo
Jan Veldeman Linux in embedded security devices: a showcase
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OverviewDesign challengesPlanned extensions
Overview
Jan Veldeman Linux in embedded security devices: a showcase
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Advantages
Secure and reliableuse of UTP cables
standardavailable in most cases
Robust system:Redundant central componentDistributed controlMulti-site through IP network
Fast developmentEasy debugging (ssh)Re-use of hard and software
Jan Veldeman Linux in embedded security devices: a showcase
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Disadvantages
Installation requires networking knowledge
Jan Veldeman Linux in embedded security devices: a showcase
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Tamper proof
Signed software updatesbase packagesoptional packages
openSSLremote monitoring
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Single network
Use of existing network infrastructure
use of DHCP (dynamic)extra option added
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Planned extensions
General IO controllers for sensoring and special devices(e.g. AD convertor over SSL)Distributed scripting engine using luaMultifunction devices
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USB devices in LPURedundant power supply and networkDebugging in shellHardware reusePoEComponents
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