View source for 18122971. SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR SECURE AND PERFORMANT ECU PAIRING simplified abstract (Robert Bosch GmbH)

=SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR SECURE AND PERFORMANT ECU PAIRING=


==Organization Name==

[[:Category:Robert Bosch GmbH|Robert Bosch GmbH]]


[[Category:Robert Bosch GmbH]]

==Inventor(s)==

[[:Category:Pradeep Pappachan of Pittsburgh PA (US)|Pradeep Pappachan of Pittsburgh PA (US)]][[Category:Pradeep Pappachan of Pittsburgh PA (US)]]

[[:Category:Jorge Guajardo Merchan of Pittsburgh PA (US)|Jorge Guajardo Merchan of Pittsburgh PA (US)]][[Category:Jorge Guajardo Merchan of Pittsburgh PA (US)]]

[[:Category:Christian Matthias Didong of Sinzig (DE)|Christian Matthias Didong of Sinzig (DE)]][[Category:Christian Matthias Didong of Sinzig (DE)]]

[[:Category:Shalabh Jain of Pittsburgh PA (US)|Shalabh Jain of Pittsburgh PA (US)]][[Category:Shalabh Jain of Pittsburgh PA (US)]]

[[:Category:Stefan Gehrer of Pittsburgh PA (US)|Stefan Gehrer of Pittsburgh PA (US)]][[Category:Stefan Gehrer of Pittsburgh PA (US)]]

==SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR SECURE AND PERFORMANT ECU PAIRING - A simplified explanation of the abstract==


This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18122971 titled 'SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR SECURE AND PERFORMANT ECU PAIRING

The abstract of this patent application describes a computer-implemented system and method for establishing a secure pairing between two electronic control units (ECUs) identified by unique identifiers. The process involves receiving pairing requests from each ECU, generating session data with a session identifier and master session key, and transmitting messages containing this data to facilitate the pairing process.

* The system enables secure pairing between electronic control units using unique identifiers.
* Pairing requests are exchanged between the ECUs to establish a secure connection.
* Session data with a session identifier and master session key is generated to facilitate secure communication.
* Messages containing session data are transmitted between the ECUs to complete the pairing process.
* The system ensures a secure and reliable connection between the ECUs.

Potential Applications:
- Automotive industry for secure communication between vehicle ECUs.
- Industrial automation for establishing secure connections between control units.
- Internet of Things (IoT) devices for secure data exchange.

Problems Solved:
- Ensures secure pairing between electronic control units to prevent unauthorized access.
- Facilitates secure communication between devices to protect sensitive data.

Benefits:
- Enhanced security for communication between electronic control units.
- Reliable and efficient pairing process for establishing secure connections.
- Protection of sensitive information and prevention of unauthorized access.

Commercial Applications:
Title: Secure Pairing System for Electronic Control Units
This technology can be utilized in various industries such as automotive, industrial automation, and IoT for establishing secure connections between electronic control units. It can be marketed to companies looking to enhance the security of their communication systems.

Questions about Secure Pairing System for Electronic Control Units:

1. How does the system ensure the security of the pairing process between ECUs?
The system generates session data with a session identifier and master session key, which are used to establish a secure connection between the ECUs.

2. What are the potential applications of this technology beyond the automotive industry?
This technology can be applied in industrial automation and IoT devices to establish secure connections between electronic control units in various settings.


==Original Abstract Submitted==

A computer-implemented system and method relate to establishing a secure pairing between a first electronic control unit (ECU), which is identifiable by a first identifier, and a second ECU, which is identifiable by a second identifier. A first pairing request is received from the first ECU to pair with the second ECU. The first pairing request includes the second identifier. Session data is generated. The session data includes at least a session identifier and a master session key. A first message is transmitted to the first ECU. The first message includes the session identifier and the master session key. A second pairing request is received from the second ECU to pair with the first ECU. The second pairing request includes the session identifier and the first identifier. A second message is transmitted to the second ECU. The second message includes at least the master session key.



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