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Fuzzing the MCU of Connected Vehicles for Security and Safety

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This course presents code coverage-guided fuzzing for ARM Cortex-M-based vehicle microcontrollers. It combines WINAFL, Trace32, ARM ETM, and Lauterbach PowerDebug to test CAN and SOA services for security vulnerabilities, bugs, and robustness issues.

Syllabus

Intro
Overview
BackGround - The usual attack vector
BackGround - Security vs Safety(software)
BackGround -Current MCU software Test
McuFuzz - What we have & need
McuFuzz - Introduction to ARM Trace
McuFuzz - ETM on-chip trace
McuFuzz - ETM's features Summary
McuFuzz- Use Trace32 to trace
McuFuzz - Trace32: Enable ETM
McuFuzz - ETM trace filter
McuFuzz - The coverage result
McuFuzz- The mcu fuzzing framework
McuFuzz - The advantages
Demo - Can service Fuzzing

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