Populating binary compatible resource-constrained devices...

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C717S124000, C717S175000, C714S100000, C714S038110, C713S155000

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ABSTRACT:
Remote incremental program verification may be achieved by receiving content verified by at least one content provider, installing the content on a resource-constrained device, issuing the resource-constrained device to an end user, and allowing post-issuance installation of verified content on the resource-constrained device by a trusted post-issuance installer. The at least one content provider includes an applet provider, a device manufacturer, a device issuer, and a trusted post-issuance installer. The content includes at least one program unit, where each program unit comprises an Application Programming Interface (API) definition file and an implementation. Each API definition file defines items in its associated program unit that are made accessible to one or more other program units, and each implementation includes executable code corresponding to the API definition file. The executable code includes type-specific instructions and data. The verification includes determining binary compatibility of earlier program unit implementations with later program unit implementations.

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