Titlebook: Computer Safety, Reliability, and Security; 32nd International C Friedemann Bitsch,Jérémie Guiochet,Mohamed Kaânich Conference proceedings

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https://doi.org/10.1007/b139008nction has the potential to lead to an unreasonable level of risk. In order to justify freedom from unreasonable risk, a safety argument should be developed in which the safety requirements are shown to be complete and satisfied by the evidence generated from the ISO 26262 work products. However, th

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A. García,P. Kielanowski,A. Bohmis a form of epistemology and requires human experience and insight, but the second can, in principle, be reduced to logic and then checked and automated using the technology of formal methods..We propose that reducing epistemic doubt is the main challenge in safety cases, and discuss ways in which this might be achieved.

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“Nothing but God and the Brain”experiments carried out on an experimental embedded operating system in order to assess vulnerabilities in its low-level implementation layers. The main characteristics of this embedded system, the platform used to carry out our experiments, as well as the first results of these experiments are described.