Automotive Cybersecurity Makes Bounds in Building (RoT)
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Claims a working tesic secure Enclave built around an R5 CPU with lockstep for safety, configurable crypto accelerators (including an AES hardware accelerator hardened against fault/injection and side‑channel attacks), support for embedded or external flash, optional PQC blocks, and SDK/APIs for either enclave or companion CPU integration. Includes end‑to‑end provisioning with OTA/test‑equipment integration and a customization path; platform is certified at Common Criteria EAL5+ and targets automotive systems where electronics become almost half the vehicle cost.
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