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This paper presents the objectives and architecture
of the use case of secure wireless avionics intracommunications of the European Project SCOTT
(secure connected trustable things). SCOTT aims to
build trust of the Internet of Things (IoT) in
industrial applications. SCOTT addresses multiple
issues such as security, safety, privacy, and
dependability across 5 industrial domains:
automotive, aeronautics, railway, building and
healthcare. The aeronautics use case focuses on the
application for active flow control (AFC) based on
dense wireless sensor and actuator networks
(DWSANs). Topics about security, vulnerabilities
and safety in the general field of wireless avionics
intra-communications (WAICs) will be addressed.
The paper presents preliminary conclusions of the
vulnerabilities and security solutions across
different entities and layers of the aeronautics IoT
architecture.
Description
Paper presented at DecPS 2018 (held in conjunction with Ada-Europe 2018, 18-22 June, Lisbon, Portugal).
Keywords
WAICs Security Vulnerability IoT Bubble