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> Basically, the main computer is completely isolated from the infotainment system, except for the BUS emitting these minor information.

Unless this is a one-way optical bus or similar, I'd be very skeptical of that claim.

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You're making it sound like isolation requires exotic components, but a GPIO pin on a raspberry pi is basically one way only unless you explicitly write code to read data from it.

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FWIW - ARINC429 is a common one way serial bus used in commercial aviation.

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Thanks for this comment. It seems that ARINC 429 has been replaced by ARINC 644 in most new aircraft.

From reading the Wikipedia article, they are indeed logically one-way (although the underlying protocol involves two-way communication). It has no security at all.

However, it seems that communication between any avionics systems and anything user-accessible goes through a Network Extension Device (NED). These are required to either be physically (not only logically) unidirectional _or_ have built-in security.

So it might be physically impermeable or it might be a buggy 10-year old firewall. Doesn't exactly inspire confidence given the subject of the article.