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Securing Closed-Source Software in Society-Critical Systems

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NGF.1678.25.005International

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The project titled Securing Closed-Source Software in Society-Critical Systems, identified by solicitation number NGF.1678.25.005, focuses on the research and development of methods to identify bugs and security anomalies within closed-source software. This initiative addresses the critical lack of source code access in high-tech equipment, which often obscures potential vulnerabilities and operational risks in essential infrastructure. Managed by the Nederlandse Organisatie voor Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek under the agency Toegepaste en Technische Wetenschappen, the scope of the work extends across various society-critical sectors. Key application areas include defense systems, satellites, and smart greenhouses, ensuring that the software regulating these complex environments is secure and reliable.

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Researching methods to identify security bugs in closed-source software for society-critical infrastructure systems.

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AgencyNederlandse Organisatie voor Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek → Toegepaste en Technische Wetenschappen
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Almost all high-tech equipment contains software. Examples include smart greenhouses that use complex software to regulate the climate. Often, we cannot access the source code of the software in these systems: it is closed-source. How can we then know whether or not the software contains bugs? Or whether or not the software can introduce security risks? In this project we will research and develop capabilities to find bugs and anomalies in the closed-source software present in high-tech equipment such as used by defence, but als in smart green houses or satellites.

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