Method to detect application spoofing in mixed use avionics display
AssigneeThe Boeing Company
InventorCharles D. Royalty
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InventorCharles D. Royalty
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A method to detect application spoofing in a mixed use avionics display by indicating when a mixed use avionics display is displaying information from a non-certified source. The method comprises providing an avionics display having a display area that is capable of displaying information from a non-certified source. A data connection is established between the non-certified source and the avionics display. Information is provided from the non-certified source to the avionics display through the data connection. The information from the non-certified source is then displayed on the display area so that less than the entire display area is used in displaying the information. The displaying of information from the non-certified source on less than the entire display area gives a visual indication that the information being displayed on the avionics display is from a non-certified source and susceptible to interference by a remote party and possible application spoofing.
A method of detecting application spoofing in a mixed use avionics display by indicating when the mixed use avionics display is displaying information from a non-certified source, the method comprising the steps of:
A method of allowing an aircraft certified flight deck display to be used as a mixed use avionics display by indicating when the certified flight deck display is displaying information from a non-certified source, the method comprising the steps of:
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