Remote attestation, as a challenge-response protocol, enables a trusted entity, called
verifier, to ask for an untrusted device, called prover, to provide assurance about its internal …

Unlike traditional processors, embedded Internet of Things (IoT) devices lack resources to
incorporate protection against modern sophisticated attacks resulting in critical …

Embedded devices are increasingly used in a wide range of “smart” applications and
spaces. At the lower-end of the scale, they are implemented under strict cost and energy …

Remote attestation is an important security service that allows a trusted party (verifier) to
verify the integrity of a software running on a remote and potentially compromised device …

The introduction of remote attestation (RA) schemes has allowed academia and industry to
enhance the security of their systems. The commercial products currently available enable …

Remote attestation is the process of measuring the integrity of a device over the network, by
detecting modification of software or hardware from the original configuration. Several …

Remote attestation is a very important mechanism helping a trusted party to get the status of
a remote embedded device. Most remote attestation schemes aim at checking the code …

Guaranteeing runtime integrity of embedded system software is an open problem. Trade-offs
between security and other priorities (eg, cost or performance) are inherent, and resolving …

A major challenge in computer security is about establishing the trustworthiness of remote
platforms. Remote attestation is the most common approach to this challenge. It allows a …

Smart factories, critical infrastructures, and medical devices largely rely on embedded
systems that need to satisfy realtime constraints to complete crucial tasks. Recent studies …