e-PASTA - A Kung

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OSGI World Congress - 26 September 2002 page 1 e-PASTA e-Protection of Appliances through Secure and Trusted Access Antonio Kung - Trialog Mario Cipriani - Merloni Elettrodomestici

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e-PASTAe-Protection of Appliances through Secure and Trusted Access

Antonio Kung - TrialogMario Cipriani - Merloni Elettrodomestici

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e-PASTA

uConsortium– Trialog

– T-Systems

– Trusted Logic

– Merloni Elettrodomestici

– Wrap

uwww.e-pasta.org

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Presentation

uContext of Home ConnectivityuSituation on SecurityuTrust Value Chains

– Example of Service on Demand Application (Pay-per-use)

uTrust through Evaluation and Certification– Common Criteria

ue-PASTA workuNext steps

Presentation also applies tovehicle connectivity

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Smart Homes will be Connected

HomeAppliances

InformationAppliances

Audio-VideoAppliances

u Home control– Lighting/shutters– Heating Ventilating Air

Conditioning (HVAC)– Applications for Domestic

Appliances– Safety and Security– Energy and Resource

Management

u Communication– Messaging– Chats and Bulletin

Broadcast– PDA

u Infotainment– Information– Entertainment

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Several Types of Access

uLocal– owner access is direct– owner access is through home network

uRemote– owner access is through other network (e.g. ISDN)– owner uses “virtual interface” (PDA, PC, etc.)

uDelegated– third party access through other network

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Typical Connectivity Infrastructure

u Remote Accessu Point of Presenceu Access Network

u Gatewayu Home Networku Appliancesu Local / Home Access

Home

PublicNetwork

GatewayRemoteAccess

Point of Presence

PublicNetwork

HomeNetwork

HomeAccess

Appliances

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Typical Home Access

uDial-Up– PSTN– ISDN– GSM

uPermanent– xDSL– Cable

A B

Wireless, Broadcast

Satellite, RF,TV, GSM, UMTS

Cable

PSTN, ISDN,Power Line, Cable TV

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Situation on Security of Access

uConnectivity systems are complexuNo real approach for security of access

– not enough experience on this– lack of awareness– not all or few networks provide cryptographic mechanisms

uWe need a trusted value chainuWhich garantees that the right level of security is

deployed

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Trust Value Chains

Example of Merloni Pay-Per-Use Application

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From the washing machine to the washingFrom the washing machine to the washing

Electric energy

+

Washingcycle

Maintenance

From

To

=

Washing machineI buy thewashing machine

I buy thewashing

°C= +

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From the product to the use of the productFrom the product to the use of the product

timetime timetime

valu

eva

lue

valu

eva

lue

Value of using the productValue of using the productValueValue of the of the productproduct

ProductProduct ProductProductMaintenanceMaintenance

EnergyEnergy

The traditional logic of purchasing a new washing machineis replaced by a modern and smart appliance rental thatenables the consumer to pay for each use, i.e. per eachwashing load.

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Tele-diagnosis and Tele-allarm

5 years full warranty all included

News letter with washing cycles and better use advices

Installation and full testing

Front door delivery

Recovery of the old appliance

48 hours technical assistance

Phone assistance 7 on 7 days

The offer

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Capable toCapable to generate and generate andmemorizememorize data: data:

èDiagnostics

è Consumption

è Historic

è Statistic

And … rAnd … readyeady to tocommunicate with thecommunicate with theoutside worldoutside world

First of First of allall:: a new generation of smart a new generation of smart appliancesappliances

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A multifunction display allows access to the PXU functions:

•Residual credit

•Cost of the last washing

•Access to promotion

•Date of the last recharge

•Messages

After each washing cycle the appliance display will inform the consumer aboutthe amount of credit left. When the credit is finished, the appliance willconnect automatically to the toll-free number for re-charge. The energyconsumed for each load will be automatically deducted from the energy bill.

The interface man - machine

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TLITLI

Powerline

PSTN

Indoor system

à Standard model: Ariston Dialogic AD 1600

à Node for power line communication assembled at the installationtransform the WM in a PayXUse version

à Telelink: modem power-line / telephone-line

ContactCenter

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PUBLIC SWITCHTELEPHONE

NETWORKTLIPower Line

Communication Manager

Server

PBX

Application Server

CommunicationEquipment

Call desk

Contact CenterContact Center

PXU

Outdoor system

àRecharge management

à Promotion management

à Tele-diagnosis

à Tele-alarm

à SMS messages

à Statistical datarecovery

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Merloni PPU Configuration

PaymentServer

PaymentClient

Application

Call Center Gateway Washing Machine

S Security component

S S

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Trust Value Chain

Consumer

BrandGarantee

Owner

PaymentServer

PaymentClient App

Merloni

S S

S Security component

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Future Service-on-demand Applications

PaymentServer

PaymentClient

App 1

Call Center OSGI Gateway Appliance 1

S Security component

S SApp 2

Appliance 2

S

S

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Trust Value Chain

Consumer

BrandGarantee

Owner

App 1

ManufactAppliance1

S

ManufactAppliance2

Owner

App 2S

Supplier1

Owner

PaymentServer

S

Supplier2

Owner

PaymentClient

S

CertificationGarantee

S Security component

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Trust through Evaluation/Certification

uUse Common Criteria– ISO standard (ISO 15408)– Standard for security evaluation

• Used for an increasing number of products (e.g. smart cards, terminals,firewalls, …)

– Evaluation Assurance Level• EAL1: functionally tested• EAL2: structurally tested• EAL3: methodically tested and checked• EAL4: methodically designed, tested and reviewed• EAL5: semiformally designed and tested• EAL6: semiformally verified design and tested• EAL7: formally verified design and tested

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Common Criteria Implies an Analysis Methodology

Security objectivesmaterial (PP/ST)

Security requirements material (PP/ST)

Security Spec. material (ST)

Security environment material (PP/ST)

Assumptions

TOE environment

CC requirementscatalogues

Functional requirements

TOE purpose

Organisational securitypolicies

Requirements for theenvironment

Assets requiringprotection

Threats

Security objectives

Assurance requirements

TOE summaryspecification

Establish securityenvironment

Establish TOE summaryspecification

Establish securityobjectives

Establish securityrequirements

TOE purpose

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Common Criteria Imply Templates

uNotion of Protection ProfileuReuse of Security Analysis

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e-PASTA Work

uValidate approachuWork on 3 generic configuration

– local operations• e.g. start the washing machine in the home

– remote operations• e.g. remote diagnosis

– service on demand• e.g. pay per use

uDemonstration of security components. Technologyused– ISO15408 for security analysis– Simple gateways and OSGi gateway– EHS home networking

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Example of Conclusions on Local Operation

u Impact on underlying home network– Authentication needed– Encryption not needed (but could serve as authentication)– Denial of service protection not needed– Non replay needed– Secure initialization of keys needed

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Conclusions

uAnalyse Security Needs– e.g. using Common Criteria

uDefine Security ArchitecturesuStandardise Security Components when NeededuCreate Trust Value Chains

Conclusions apply for vehicle connectivity