- Processors & Edge Intelligence - System on a Chip
- Automotive
- Product Research & Development
- Hardware Design & Engineering Services
Savari
Savari builds software and hardware sensor solutions for automotive car manufacturers, the automotive aftermarket and smart cities.
The V2X systems use a sophisticated Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)-based approach to facilitate trusted communication:
- V2X systems use Elliptical Curve Cryptography (ECC). Device must be able to securely and efficiently generate ECC keys
- The random numbers generator must have high entropy
- Root-certificates must be protected by usage of secured storage
- Device must have tamper resistance, including physical attacks
- Private keys must have protection against side channel attacks
- Private keys must to be protected and used securely › V2X device are required to generate up to 40 messages per second. The signing latency must be low to support this frequency
Savari has integrated Infineon’s eSE in their aftermarket On Board Equipment (OBE) and Road Side Equipment (RSE) devices.
The Savari stack uses a third-party security module that implements the relevant V2X Security protocols per standards (e.g. IEEE 1609.2). Savari and Infineon worked together to create an Application Programming Interface (API) to the security module and other components in Savari stack. Using this API, the V2X stack can securely communicate with the HSM and use its services to carry out necessary operations
Savari also developed tools and practices to fully integrate the eSE / HSM into device bootstrapping and security credential provisioning workflows to achieve end-to-end compliance with US-DOT / SCMS / CAMP (Crash Avoidance Metrics Partners) standards. Figure 4.0 shows the workflow.
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