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A Proposal for Security Assessment of Trustzone-M Based Software
With the advent of the Internet of Things (IoT) paradigm, computing and networking capabilities are extending to devices that are not considered as computers, enabling them to interact with the physical world or other software entities with minimal or no human input. This fast abstract proposes a methodology for the security assessment of software based on TrustZone-M, the ARM hardware security extension for microcontrollers. The methodology consists of the exploitation of a verification and validation framework to automatically test TrustZone-M based software.