Daniel Hanson, 2005-09-09
Perhaps an embedded version of windows in every device isn't such a bad thing after all.
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Embedded market ripe for picking
2005-09-09
Anonymous
Anonymous
>I will find a way to update my embedded system silently and flawlessly so no-one has to interact with it at all
Add to this, " And will not use this system to gather information about the product's use, nor in any way exploit it for marketing information and all around spying on my customer"
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Add to this, " And will not use this system to gather information about the product's use, nor in any way exploit it for marketing information and all around spying on my customer"
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Embedded market ripe for picking
2005-09-11
Paul Kosinski (1 replies)
Paul Kosinski (1 replies)
They should either NOT put wireless networks in appliances or (especially) automobiles. Less secure would be an old-fashioned mechanical switch-- NOT software, and not buried in some chip -- to turn it on (since it should be OFF by default). Diagnostics can be done with temporary wired connections ...
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Silent firmware upgrades considered harmful
2005-09-22
Anonymous
Anonymous
"And, for extra points and an offical badge of honor:
4. I will find a way to update my embedded system silently and flawlessly so no-one has to interact with it at all."
Naw, I consider this harmful. In the UK, we have Digital TV set-top boxes that accept firmware upgrades over-the-air. This ...
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4. I will find a way to update my embedded system silently and flawlessly so no-one has to interact with it at all."
Naw, I consider this harmful. In the UK, we have Digital TV set-top boxes that accept firmware upgrades over-the-air. This ...
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Embedded market ripe for picking
2005-09-23
Anonymous
Anonymous
Forgot one...
I will ship my products in a secure configuration. If there are access controls that should be configured by the user, I will design my product so that it will not function at all until the user reads the manual and properly configures their product.
In other words. If you have a d...
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I will ship my products in a secure configuration. If there are access controls that should be configured by the user, I will design my product so that it will not function at all until the user reads the manual and properly configures their product.
In other words. If you have a d...
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Embedded market ripe for picking
2006-03-29
Anonymous
Anonymous
I Think Embedded systems being developed as task centric devices unlike the multipurpose computer systems.do not really make intresting targets for hackers.and they do impose sort of difficulties in finding bugs n exploiting by the virtue of platform diversity and compactness,lesser user friendlynes...
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Really???? you trust embedded Windows???????
for what? promoting viruses?
And what of the processors these products DON'T run on?...
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