The Internet of Things (IoT) is used in homes and hospitals and deployed outdoors to control
and report environmental changes, prevent fires, and perform many more beneficial …

Embedded devices are increasingly ubiquitous in our society. Firmware updates are one of
the primary mechanisms to mitigate vulnerabilities in embedded systems. However, the …

As IoT devices grow more widespread, scaling current analysis techniques to match
becomes an increasingly critical task. Part of this challenge involves not only rehosting the …

A recent trend for assessing the security of an embedded system's firmware is rehosting, the
art of running the firmware in a virtualized environment, rather than on the original hardware …

Rapid embedded device proliferation is creating new targets and opportunities for
adversaries. However, the complex interactions between firmware and hardware pose …

As IoT devices with microcontroller (MCU)-based firmware become more common in our
lives, memory corruption vulnerabilities in their firmware are increasingly targeted by …

Nowadays, unattended device rental services with cellular IoT controllers, such as e-
scooters and EV chargers, are widely deployed in public areas around the world, offering …

Arm Cortex-M processors are the most widely used 32-bit microcontrollers among
embedded and Internet-of-Things devices. Despite the widespread usage, there has been …

The security of microcontrollers, which drive modern IoT and embedded devices, continues
to raise major concerns. Within a microcontroller (MCU), the firmware is a monolithic piece of …

Arm Cortex-M processors are the most widely used 32-bit microcontrollers among
embedded and Internetof-Things devices. Despite the widespread usage, there has been …