Safety and cybersecurity are growing concerns in the automotive market. Manufacturers can use authentication to ensure only OEM-certified components are safely connected to vehicle systems, as well as reduce the growing threat of malware attacks.
Secure microcontrollers come with size, cost and time drawbacks though, Maxim says.
The company claims its DS28C40 Deepcover authenticator reduces both system design complexity and associated code development efforts. The authenticator deters theft of high-value components such as front-light modules.
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