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PSPS: A Step toward Tamper Resistance against Physical Computer Intrusion
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PSPS: A Step toward Tamper Resistance against Physical Computer Intrusion

Qi-Xian Huang, Ming-Chang Lu, Min-Yi Chiu, Yuan-Chia TsaiHung-Min Sun
Sensors (Basel, Switzerland), 卷.22(5)
02/2022
PMID: 35271029

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computer intrusion cyber-attack physical security system Analytical Chemistry Information Systems Atomic and Molecular Physics and Optics Biochemistry Instrumentation Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Cyberattacks are increasing in both number and severity for private, corporate, and governmental bodies. To prevent these attacks, many intrusion detection systems and intrusion prevention systems provide computer security by monitoring network packets and auditing system records. However, most of these systems only monitor network packets rather than the computer itself, so physical intrusion is also an important security issue. Furthermore, with the rapid progress of the Internet of Things (IoT) technology, security problems of IoT devices are also increasing. Many IoT devices can be disassembled for decompilation, resulting in the theft of sensitive data. To prevent this, physical intrusion detection systems of the IoT should be considered. We here propose a physical security system that can protect data from unauthorized access when the computer chassis is opened or tampered with. Sensor switches monitor the chassis status at all times and upload event logs to a cloud server for remote monitoring. If the system finds that the computer has an abnormal condition, it takes protective measures and notifies the administrator. This system can be extended to IoT devices to protect their data from theft.

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