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Web interface for managing certificates
Tesař, Tomáš ; Štůsek, Martin (referee) ; Sysel, Petr (advisor)
This thesis is about development of a web application that serves as a certification authority. The application has been written in PHP as a module for the Nette framework. It uses the phpseclib library for the cryptographic operations. The work is presented with a theoretical part, which describes the distribution of public keys by use of certificates. Next, the technologies used are described and justified. Part of the work is the documentation of the source code of individual components of the application. Here, the individual classes of cryptographic objects and their mutual relationships are described. At the end of the work, the structure of the user interface is described.
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A software tool for checking the secure settings of the parameters of the selected database
Hlavica, Adam ; Štůsek, Martin (referee) ; Šeda, Pavel (advisor)
This thesis deals with the design and implementation of a software tool for best practice database configuration checking. The theoretical part describes database technologies, their applications and existing solutions in the field of automated database configuration checking. Furthermore, possible configurations of the PostgreSQL database system are presented with a focus on security. The practical part shows the design of a program with the necessary requirements and its implementation in Python. The final chapter focuses on a practical demonstration of the program deployment.
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Lab tasks on compiled language vulnerabilities
Kluka, Peter Milan ; Štůsek, Martin (referee) ; Sysel, Petr (advisor)
This graduation thesis is devoted to a detailed analysis of vulnerabilities in freely distributed open-source programs. The thesis includes a description of different types of vulnerabilities that are often associated with software attacks. Static and dynamic code testing are examined in detail, as well as the tools used to detect vulnerabilities in source code. The thesis includes the development of three lab exercises, including detailed tutorials that demonstrate the consequences of incorrect implementations. The lab tasks focus on buffer overflow, path/directory traversal, and buffer over-read vulnerabilities. Every lab task includes a demonstration of the flawed code that was responsible for the vulnerability, as well as demonstration of the patched code that was used to fix the vulnerability. These tasks provide practical examples that illustrate the risks associated with inappropriate software design and implementation and demonstrate the importance of effective security techniques in software development.
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Application for communication simulation and visualisation in 3GPP 4G/5G mobile networks.
Fašanga, Jozef ; Štůsek, Martin (referee) ; Dvořák, Radim (advisor)
Mobile networks constitute a key pillar of contemporary life, enabling connectivity regardless of location. This work focuses on the development and simulation of 4G/5G mobile networks according to the 3GPP standard. 4G/5G networks have evolved from simple voice services to sophisticated systems for data transmission. Simulation tools simplify the understanding of their complexity. The paper provides insight into the history and future of these networks, describing application design processes from both the designer’s and developer’s perspectives. The theoretical section analyzes the architecture and new technologies of 4G/5G networks. The final part emphasizes the field of graphic design for applications with a focus on aesthetics and user-friendliness. The work further describes the design of the application itself, along with an explanation of the correct choice of programming language and tools for implementation.
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Java Implementation of Profinet, Ethernet/IP and Modbus Protocols
Almáši, Marek ; Štůsek, Martin (referee) ; Zeman, Kryštof (advisor)
The aim of the work was to become familiar with the properties, structure and use of industrial protocols and their subsequent implementation. As part of the implementation, it was necessary to observe all the rules and structures of the modbus, profinet and ethernet/IP protocols themselves, as well as the protocols in which they are encapsulated within the OSI model. The implementation was done in java.
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Implementation of IoT Communication Protocols Utilizing UniPi Module for Raspberry Pi
Krejčí, Jan ; Štůsek, Martin (referee) ; Mašek, Pavel (advisor)
Presented diploma thesis is focused on the implementation of Wireless M-Bus protocol to embedded device RaspberryPi with expansion board UniPi. The protocol is implemented in Python with Wireless M-Bus devices communicating via IQRF transceiver connected to the UART bus. The theoretical part is focused on an overview of embedded devices for the IoT, the possibility of their expansion. Further, the UniPi expansion board and Wireless M-Bus transceiver are detailed. First part of the thesis focuses on the Wireless M-bus layers, which provides a basic knowledge for understanding the practical part. The theoretical part concludes overview of captured devices including a description of their data units. In the practical part is the implementation of the sample application for receriving data from a Wireless M-Bus sensors. The application is able to read data from devices transmitting encrypted communication.
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Development of an IoT device for NB-IoT technology
Ježek, Jiří ; Štůsek, Martin (referee) ; Pokorný, Jiří (advisor)
The bachelor thesis deals with the design of the IoT sensor communicating with the modern technologies NB-IoT. In the theoretical part of the bachelor thesis are described properties of selected LPWAN networks for communication between long distance devices. Wireless networks are compared and evaluated based on bandwidth, power and sensitivity, transmission rates, types of modulation, and pricing. It is followed by Market Research with IoT devices communicating over LPWAN networks. The practical part deals with the design of equipment for the measurement of selected parameters of water and air quality communicating through NB-IoT wireless technology, software solution of the device and testing communication between the device and the server. The output of the practical part is the proposed circuit diagram, printed circuit board and C ++ written solution using the on-line development environment Mbed.
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Universal Tester of Radio Conditions for Narrowband IoT Communication Technology
Možný, Radek ; Štůsek, Martin (referee) ; Mašek, Pavel (advisor)
Technology Narrowband IoT is a representative LPWA (Low Power Wide Area) tech-nology that due to its promising features aims for demands of the Internet of Thingsapplications for autonomous data sending from sensors in areas of poor mobile coverage.For such applications, it is beneficial to firstly map properties of communication technol-ogy in areas of intended use and evaluate whether or not is this technology applicable.This Master thesis deals with the design of the hand-held measuring device for evaluationof Narrowband IoT properties. The output of this thesis is firstly comparison of LPWAtechnologies secondly, design of the mentioned device and verification of its functional-ity. And in last part description of measurement of transmission delay for delay-tolerantapplications. Transmission delay is a critical parameter for delay-tolerant applications.Such an application can be, for example, smart electrometers for which there is definedmaximal allowed transmission delay of 10 seconds and therefore it is desirable to evalu-ate whether or not is the deployment of the communication technology Narrowband IoTsuitable in the intended area for delay-tolerant or even for delay-intolerant applications.
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Multi-radio Tester Utilizing LoRaWAN and Narrowband IoT Communication Technologies
Novotný, Jaromír ; Štůsek, Martin (referee) ; Mašek, Pavel (advisor)
This Master thesis is focused on the design and consequential realization of the Multi-RAT communication device. The theoretical part describes a comparison of two promising communication LPWA (Low Power Wide Area) technologies that are available to use in the Czech Republic. These technologies are NB-IoT (NarrowBand-Internet of Things) and LoRaWAN (Long Range Wide Area Network). The practical part contains a description used components, their consequential fitting and testing of designed printed circuit board of the device. The thesis also describes the implementation of software and realized measurement. Technical documentation of a device can be found in the appendix of this thesis.
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Laboratory Demonstrator for LPWA Technologies Enabling the Communication via the Lightweight M2M (LWM2M) Protocol
Dvořák, Radim ; Štůsek, Martin (referee) ; Mašek, Pavel (advisor)
As the number of wireless devices rises, so does the demand for reliable data transmission. To ensure the reliability of data transfers with such devices, suitable wireless technology, and a suitable transmission protocol have to be chosen according to the device capabilities and requirements. This thesis describes LPWA (Low-Power Wide-Area) technologies currently available on the market, both on licensed spectrum and non-licensed spectrum, focusing on licensed spectrum technologies (Narrowband Internet of Things, LTE-M) and also commonly used M2M enabled protocols for IoT devices. Furthermore, it compares those protocols from the communication parameters and data traffic perspectives with focus on overheads that further increase the amount of data transmitted but are necessary to ensure reliable data transmission. Lastly, it focuses on LWM2M protocol describing it to the detail and describes an LWM2M C++ library created as part of this thesis. In addition, a laboratory demonstrator was created utilizing this library.
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