Electronic control unit, electronic control system, log processing method, and non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing log processing program
By an electronic control system, a log processing method, or a non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing a log processing program, an electronic control unit is caused to: detect an abnormality in the electronic control unit when a power source state is an ignition-on state and an ignition-off state; acquire power source information of a vehicle; generate a security event log; store the security event log; and transmit the security event log.
1 . An electronic control system comprising;
at least one electronic control unit mounted on a vehicle; and
a log management device,
wherein
the electronic control unit includes:
a security sensor configured to detect an abnormality in the electronic control unit when a power source state is an ignition-on state and an ignition-off state;
a power source information acquisition unit configured to acquire power source information indicating the power source state of the vehicle when the abnormality is detected;
a log generation unit configured to generate a security event log including the power source information based on an output of the security sensor;
a storage configured to store the security event log; and
a communication unit configured to transmit the security event log, and
the log management device includes:
a log aggregation unit configured to evaluate and/or select the security event log received from the electronic control unit when the power source state is the ignition-on state; and
a transfer unit configured to transfer the security event log evaluated and/or selected by the log aggregation unit to an external device.
2 . The electronic control system according to claim 1 , wherein
the log aggregation unit is configured to refer to the power source information in the security event log to evaluate and/or select the security event log.
3 . The electronic control system according to claim 1 , wherein
when the log management device receives, from the electronic control unit, first activation notification indicating that the electronic control unit has been activated, the log aggregation unit starts evaluating and/or selecting the security event log after receiving the first activation notification from a predetermined electronic control unit connected to the log management device.
4 . The electronic control system according to claim 1 , wherein
the log management device transmits, to a connected predetermined electronic control unit, second activation notification indicating that the log management device has been activated.
5 . The electronic control system according to claim 1 , wherein
when the log management device receives, from the electronic control unit, end notification indicating that an operation of the electronic control unit has ended, the log aggregation unit ends evaluating and/or selecting the security event log after receiving the end notification from a predetermined electronic control unit connected to the log management device.
6 . A log processing method executed by an electronic control system comprising; at least one electronic control unit mounted on a vehicle; and a log management device, the method comprising:
causing the electronic control unit to:
detect an abnormality in the electronic control unit when a power source state is an ignition-on state and an ignition-off state;
acquire power source information indicating the power source state of the vehicle when the abnormality is detected;
generate a security event log including the power source information based on an output of a security sensor;
store the security event log; and
transmit the security event log; and
causing the log management device to:
evaluate and/or select the security event log received from the electronic control unit when the power source state is the ignition-on state; and
transfer the security event log that is evaluated and/or selected to an external device.
7 . An electronic control unit mounted on a vehicle, the electronic control unit comprising:
a security sensor configured to detect an abnormality in the electronic control unit;
a power source information acquisition unit configured to acquire power source information indicating a power source state of the vehicle when the abnormality is detected;
a log generation unit configured to generate a security event log including the power source information based on an output of the security sensor;
a storage configured to store the security event log; and
a communication unit configured to transmit the security event log.
8 . The electronic control unit according to claim 7 , wherein
the log generation unit is configured to cause an event identification area of the security event log to include the power source information.
9 . The electronic control unit according to claim 7 , wherein
the log generation unit is configured to cause a context area of the security event log to include the power source information.
10 . The electronic control unit according to claim 7 , wherein
the power source state indicates an ignition-on state with use of an ignition power source and/or an ignition-off state without the ignition power source.
11 . The electronic control unit according to claim 10 , wherein
when the power source state is the ignition-on state, the communication unit transmits the security event log, and
when the power source state is the ignition-off state, the communication unit does not transmit the security event log and the storage stores the security event log.
12 . The electronic control unit according to claim 11 , wherein
when the power source state changes from the ignition-off state to the ignition-on state, the communication unit transmits the security event log stored in the storage.
13 . The electronic control unit according to claim 7 , wherein
when the electronic control unit is activated, the log generation unit generates the security event log including first activation notification indicating that the electronic control unit has been activated.
14 . The electronic control unit according to claim 10 , wherein
the communication unit is configured to receive, from a log management device, second activation notification indicating that the log management device has been activated,
when the power source state is the ignition-on state and the communication unit has received the second activation notification, the communication unit transmits the security event log, and
when the power source state is the ignition-off state or when the communication unit has not received the second activation notification, the communication unit does not transmit the security event log and the storage stores the security event log.
15 . The electronic control unit according to claim 7 , wherein
when an operation of the electronic control unit ends, the log generation unit generates the security event log including end notification indicating that the operation of the electronic control unit has ended.
16 . A log processing method executed by an electronic control unit mounted on a vehicle, the method comprising:
detecting an abnormality of the electronic control unit;
acquiring power source information indicating a power source state of the vehicle when detecting the abnormality;
generating a security event log including the power source information based on a detection result of the abnormality;
storing the security event log; and
transmitting the security event log.
17 . A non-transitory computer readable storage medium storing a log processing program executable by an electronic control unit mounted on a vehicle, the program configured to cause a processor to:
detect an abnormality of the electronic control unit;
acquire power source information indicating a power source state of the vehicle when detecting the abnormality;
generate a security event log including the power source information based on a detection result of the abnormality;
store the security event log; and
transmit the security event log.
18 . The electronic control system according to claim 1 , further comprising
a processor;
a memory coupled to the processor and storing program instructions that when executed by the processor cause the processor to serve as the log management device.