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STM32 MCUs Secure Firmware Install (SFI) Overview

This application note introduces STMicroelectronics' Secure Firmware Install (SFI) feature for STM32 microcontrollers. SFI is designed to protect Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) firmware during the contract manufacturing process, ensuring confidentiality, authentication, and integrity.

The document details how SFI safeguards intellectual property by enabling secure programming of OEM firmware into STM32 MCUs. It covers the underlying security mechanisms, the associated tools ecosystem, and the steps involved in protecting OEM firmware, particularly during the manufacturing stage.

Explore the SFI solution to enhance the security of your embedded systems and protect your firmware assets.

For more information, visit STMicroelectronics.

Models: AN4992, STM32 MCUs Secure Firmware Install Overview

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