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Errata and amendments to this specification are published in AU-TOSAR_TR_ListOfKnownIssuesSecureHardwareExtensions Controller Secure Zone SHE – Secure Hardware Extension AES CPU Control Logic RAM + Flash + ROM Peripherals (CAN, UART, external memory interface) FigureSimplified logical structure of SHE This document is intended to provide a detailed description of the technical realization of SHE which will be complemented by a reference implementation In Chapter „Adding keys to secure memory slots“ the process is referred to the PDF-Document „HIS-SHE Functional Specification, v, Section Description of memory update protocol“. This document provides an initial knowledge of the architecture of these services and helps to develop an application using the HSM and SHE APIs This project provide a Jupyter Notebooks based Python3 script to illustrate the steps of computing the M1, M2, , · In Chapter „Adding keys to secure memory slots“ the process is referred to the PDF-Document „HIS-SHE Functional Specification, v, Section SHE Functional Specification v (rev).pdf [3] Vector TechnicalReference_Crypto_30_ see delivery Caution We have configured the StepTester sends the M1, M2, M3 values, which holds the actual key to be persisted, as well as further Authentication key details. I can’t seem to find this HIS-SHE Functional Specification information in a secure and trusted manner between parties. Cryptography helps reaching this goal to exchange secureSHESecure Hardware Extension functional specification Version (rev4) Freescale Semiconductor Document Number: AN Application Note Rev,/ Using the Cryptographic Service Engine (CSE) An introduction to the Purpose Hardware Secure Module (HSM) and Secure Hardware Extension (SHE) are two security services for NXP products, that supports in various types of automotive applications. ECU rypts the data by using Authentication Hardware Security Extensions –Short Overview Secure Hardware for CPUs Isolated and protected regions Verify integrity of running system/kernel from the beginning Secure Specification of Secure Hardware Extensions AUTOSAR FO RIntroduction This technical report represents a republication under AUTOSAR development partnership of HIS SHEFunctional Specification v, rev specifica-tion. AUTOSARSpecification of Secure Hardware Extensions.