UNECE Regulation 155

Articles, guides, and products tagged "UNECE Regulation 155" — a combined view of every catalogue resource on this topic.

User guide

E-scooter cybersecurity engineering: ETSI EN 303 645 V3.2.0:2024-12 baseline (13 provisions for consumer IoT — no default password, vulnerability disclosure RFC 9116, secure update, secure storage, secure communication), ISO/SAE 21434:2021 road-vehicle cybersecurity engineering (TARA threat analysis + risk assessment), ISO/SAE 24089:2023 software update engineering, UNECE R155 CSMS (Cybersecurity Management System) mandatory for new vehicle type-approvals from 07-2022, UNECE R156 SUMS (Software Update Management System), EU Cyber Resilience Act 2024/2847 (Regulation 2024-10-23, applicability 2027-12-11 + reporting obligations 2026-09-11), NIST SP 800-193:2018 Platform Firmware Resilience Guidelines (Protection-Detection-Recovery RoT), NIST SP 800-183 IoT Networks of Things, IEC 62443-4-1/-4-2 secure product development lifecycle, Bluetooth Core 5.4 LE Secure Connections with ECDH P-256 (replacing Just Works as baseline), IEEE 802.11i WPA3-Personal SAE Dragonfly key exchange, RFC 9116 security.txt responsible-disclosure, attack surface (BLE pairing Just Works/Numeric Comparison/Passkey Entry/OOB, Bluetooth protocol attacks KNOB CVE-2019-9506 + BIAS CVE-2020-10135 + BLURtooth CVE-2020-15802 + BLESA CVE-2020-9770, firmware via JTAG/SWD/USB DFU, motor controller CAN bus, mobile app↔cloud TLS, OTA update channel signing, GPS spoofing, smart-battery BMS handshake, hardware UART debug eFuse), mitigation (LE Secure Connections ECDH P-256 + mutual TLS certificate pinning + secure boot signed bootloader + signed firmware AES-256 + anti-rollback monotonic counter + HSM/secure element ATECC608B/NXP A1006/SE050 + SBOM SPDX CycloneDX + RFC 9116 security.txt + Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure ISO/IEC 29147:2018 + penetration testing ISTQB), incidents (Xiaomi M365 BLE anti-lock bypass 2019 Zimperium Rani Idan, Lime BLE replay attack 2019, Bird/Lime API IDOR 2020, Ninebot ES1/ES2/ES4 BLE pwd 888888 vulnerability, Tier/Voi unauthorized unlock 2022, hoverboard CVE catalogue 2018)

Engineering deep-dive into e-scooter cybersecurity as the fourth cross-cutting infrastructure axis — parallel to [fastener engineering as joining-axis](@/guide/fastener-and-bolted-joint-engineering.md), [thermal management as heat-dissipation axis](@/guide/thermal-management-engineering.md), and [EMC/EMI as interference-mitigation axis](@/guide/emc-emi-engineering.md). Covers: 10-row standards matrix (ETSI EN 303 645 V3.2.0:2024-12 consumer IoT baseline, ISO/SAE 21434:2021 road-vehicle TARA, ISO/SAE 24089:2023 SW update engineering, UNECE R155 CSMS, UNECE R156 SUMS, EU CRA 2024/2847, NIST SP 800-193 firmware RoT, IEC 62443-4-1 secure SDLC, Bluetooth Core 5.4 LE Secure Connections, IEEE 802.11i WPA3-SAE); 7-row attack-surface matrix (BLE pairing methods + KNOB/BIAS/BLURtooth/BLESA + firmware JTAG/SWD/DFU + mobile↔cloud TLS + OTA signing + GPS spoofing + smart-battery handshake); 6-row mitigation matrix (LE Secure Connections + mutual TLS + secure boot + signed firmware + anti-rollback + HSM/SE); 6-row real-incident matrix (Xiaomi M365 2019 + Lime BLE 2019 + Bird IDOR 2020 + Ninebot pwd 888888 + Tier/Voi 2022 + hoverboard catalogue); 8-step DIY security check; 6-step DIY remediation; EU Cyber Resilience Act timeline (2024-12-10 entry into force, 2026-09-11 reporting obligations, 2027-12-11 full applicability); 16 numbered sections.

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User guide

Software and firmware engineering for embedded ECUs of an electric scooter as the 29th engineering axis: UN R156 SUMS + ISO/SAE 21434 + Automotive SPICE 4.0 + MISRA C:2023 + ISO 26262-6:2018 + AUTOSAR Classic R23-11 + ISO/IEC/IEEE 12207:2017 + ISO/IEC/IEEE 29148:2018 + ISO/IEC 25010:2023 + CISA SBOM Minimum Elements + CWE/CVE + CVSS v4.0

Engineering deep-dive into software & firmware engineering as the 29th engineering axis and the twelfth cross-cutting infrastructure axis — describes how firmware of e-scooter embedded ECUs (motor controller + BMS + dashboard + IoT gateway + charger MCU) is developed under MISRA C:2023, validated through the Automotive SPICE 4.0 V-model + SWE.1–SWE.6 + SYS.1–SYS.5 + HWE.1–HWE.4 + MLE.1–MLE.4, OTA-updated under UN R156 SUMS (L-category mandate: Dec 2027 new types / June 2029 existing types), traced through the ISO/IEC/IEEE 12207:2017 software lifecycle's 30 processes in 4 groups (Agreement + Organizational Project-Enabling + Technical Management + Technical), documented via SBOM per CISA Minimum Elements 2025 (Supplier + Component + Version + Unique-IDs + Dependencies + Author + Timestamp + Hash + License + Tool + Generation-Context) in SPDX 2.3 and CycloneDX 1.6 formats, versioned through the ISO/IEC 25010:2023 product quality model's 8 characteristics, qualified at the toolchain level per ISO 26262-8 Clause 11 (TCL1/TCL2/TCL3 + TD1/TD2/TD3), and monitored through CWE Top 25 + CVSS v4.0 (Base + Threat + Environmental + Supplemental). 18 numbered sections.

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