University of Tulsa

Andrew Kongs

Jeremy Daily

Kyle Cook

James Johnson

Jose Corcega

Gavin Bauer

A method for creating devices facilitating secure data transmission, storage and key management. At least two devices are each comprised of at least part of a physically unclonable function unit originally shared by the at least two devices on a single, monolithic original integrated circuit. The process includes physically segmenting the shared physically unclonable function unit between the at least two devices. The at least two devices which share the single, monolithic integrated circuit are physically separated into individual device units.

Device, system, and method to facilitate secure data transmission, storage and key management

A system and method to preserve the integrity of data being extracted from an electronic data recorder ('EDR') of an electronic control module ('ECM') makes use of a forensic link adapter () and, optionally, a sensor simulator () (when the ECM is out of the vehicle). The forensic link adapter () has one or more first microprocessors () and associated first software which prevent any message being sent by an external network from corrupting the previously recorded data measurements. The data measurements are then extracted, verified, and stored in a separate file. The sensor simulator () has one or more second microprocessors (), associated second software, and a bank of resistors () that mimic sensors normally in communication with the ECM. The simulator 'tricks' the ECM into thinking it is still in the vehicle by using the replicating vehicle system values the ECM normally sees when in the vehicle.

Wheeled vehicle event data recorder forensic recovery and preservation system

A system and method to preserve the integrity of data being extracted from an electronic data recorder ('EDR') of an electronic control module ('ECM') makes use of a forensic link adapter and, optionally, a sensor simulator (when ECM is out of the vehicle). The forensic link adapter has one or more first microprocessors and a first software means which prevent any message being sent by an external network from corrupting the previously recorded data measurements. The data measurements are then extracted, verified, and stored in a separate file. The sensor simulator has one or more second microprocessors, a second software means, and a bank of resistors that mimic sensors normally in communication with the ECM. The simulator &#x201c;tricks&#x201d; the ECM into thinking it is still in the vehicle by using the replicating vehicle system values the ECM normally sees when in the vehicle.

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Tulsa, OK, United States of America

Andrew Kongs