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Trust and Identification Aircraft Security Presented by Michel Messerschmidt Aircraft Information System Security Engineer Introducing ARTIST Trust and Identification Introducing ARTIST - Airbus Deutschland GmbH - TBCEI33

Introducing... ARTIST ARTIST ARTIST = “Aircraft Root of Trust and Identification System” A unique, electronic Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) for the lifetime of the aircraft An onboard Certificate Authority (CA) providing digital certificates and PKI services Onboard validation of all certificates against Certipath (without the need for ground communication) Provide services for all aircraft systems and applications ARTIST consists of two modules... to keep the critical part small and simple, while providing full services in a flexible way Introducing ARTIST - Airbus Deutschland GmbH - TBCEI33 Feb 2009

Introducing... TIM ARTIST TIM = “Trusted Identity Module” TIM Private Storage - VIN - Aircraft root private key Trusted Storage - Trusted public certificates Trusted Service - Processor - OS / Firmware - RNG - Algorithms API I/F TIM = “Trusted Identity Module” Non-modifiable and non-removable (without destruction) for the lifetime of the aircraft Contains the VIN An aircraft root certificate (i.e. a CA certificate) and private key as the root of trust for all aircraft purposes. signed by a ground CA that is cross-certified by Certipath. Trusted public information to validate the aircraft root certificate (e.g. the signing certificates of the ground CA and Certipath) Hardware and Firmware to facilitate all sensitive cryptographic operations (i.e. involving the private key) within TIM No access to Private Storage from outside of TIM Introducing ARTIST - Airbus Deutschland GmbH - TBCEI33 Feb 2009

SARCASM = “Secure Aircraft Root Certificate Authority Services Module” Introducing... SARCASM ARTIST SARCASM ACD CA Service - Processing - Algorithms CA Storage - Certificates - Certificate Revocation Lists AISD PIESD TIM API I/F STRUPPI SARCASM = “Secure Aircraft Root Certificate Authority Services Module” A centralized onboard certificate authority providing digital certificates and PKI services A non-volatile CA storage for public keys and certificates Separate, but identical services for all aircraft domains to ensure domain separation An isolated “Secure TRUsted Power & Programming Interface” (STRUPPI) for maintenance access to all services that require authentication Introducing ARTIST - Airbus Deutschland GmbH - TBCEI33 Feb 2009

...putting it all together... ARTIST SARCASM ACD CA Service - Processing - Algorithms CA Storage - Certificates - Certificate Revocation Lists AISD PIESD TIM Private Storage - VIN - Aircraft root private key Trusted Storage - Trusted public certificates Trusted Service - Processor - OS / Firmware - RNG API I/F STRUPPI Introducing ARTIST - Airbus Deutschland GmbH - TBCEI33 Feb 2009

Finally... services SARCASM public API services include: Aircraft identification (using VIN) Validation of certificates (from onboard systems and external entities) Verification of signatures Generation of keys for aircraft systems and applications (TBC) Data signatures (TBC, requires a second key pair and certificate in TIM) SARCASM maintenance STRUPPI services include: Issuance of certificates for aircraft systems and applications Processing of certificate requests Revocation of certificates Generation and publication of certificate revocation lists for onboard certificates Storage and management of certificates and certificates revocation lists from external entities (.e.g. airline ground services, airport services) Introducing ARTIST - Airbus Deutschland GmbH - TBCEI33 Feb 2009

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