The invention relates to rail transit signal systems, in particular to a communication method based on dual channels and RSSP-I.
RSSP-I protocol is a communication protocol suitable for a closed transmission system, which is used to ensure the security of data in a closed transmission network and the authenticity, timeliness, orderliness and integrity of data transmission between security-related products.
In a railway secure transmission communication system, besides considering the above network transmission risks, it is also necessary to guard against the random and systematic failure of a computer system itself and ensure the correctness of software functions, so as to ensure the security of system output. According to the current security design standards, manufacturers mostly adopt a redundant architecture design of two times two out of two. Input/output messages need to be subjected to multi-channel consistency comparison through security verification words or third-party arbitration to control the security of data.
An existing redundant architecture requires high accuracy of multi-channel timing synchronization, and consumes additional system resources or third-party security hardware to ensure the correctness of consistency. However, in view of the rapid development of the current railway system and the automation trend, data scale and timeliness requirements are increasing day by day, which can only be met by hardware upgrading or software optimization currently.
In order to overcome the defects in the prior art, the invention provides a communication method based on dual channels and RSSP-I.
The purpose of the invention can be realized by the following technical scheme.
According to a first aspect of the invention, a communication method based on dual channels and RSSP-I is provided, which comprises the following steps:
1. initializing configuration data, and loading independent configuration information on dual CPUs;
2. sending a message according to the RSSP-I communication protocol; and
3. receiving the message according to the RSSP-I communication protocol.
As a preferred technical scheme, the configuration information in step 1 comprises a generator polynomial of a CRC32, an SCW constant and a timestamp generator polynomial.
As a preferred technical scheme, the dual CPUs comprise a CPU_A and a CPU_B, only channel 1 related information is configured on the CPU_A, and only channel 2 related information is configured on the CPU_B.
As a preferred technical scheme, in the initialization process, the CPU_A and the CPU_B are respectively designated as “master” and “slave” channel roles according to the configuration.
As a preferred technical scheme, the step 2 specifically comprises:
(201) acquiring application data of a current user UserData from an application interface;
(202) calculating different security codes for different types of data to be sent;
(203) if the channel role is “slave”, sending a corresponding calculation result to the “master” role at the other end;
(204) packetizing by the master channel according to requirements of the RSSP-I protocol and a corresponding message type after the master channel receives a security code value of the slave, wherein after the packetization, two-channel information in a data packet adopts the security code values of “master” and “slave” respectively;
(205) sending out a complete message packet; and
(206) finishing single packet data processing, and if there are multiple data, starting from step (201) again until all the data are processed.
As a preferred technical scheme, the step (202) of calculating different security codes for different types of data to be sent specifically comprises:
(202a) if there are user data to be sent, calculating, by each channel, the CRC_32 according to the generator polynomial, and calculating SVC according to the requirements of the RSSP-I protocol in combination with the configuration information;
(202b) if there is an SSE request to be sent, calculating, by each channel, SEQENQ according to the requirements of the RSSP-I protocol in combination with the configuration information; and
(202c) if there is an RSD acknowledgement to be sent, calculating, by each channel, SEQINI according to the requirements of the RSSP-I protocol in combination with the configuration information.
As a preferred technical scheme, the step 3 specifically comprises:
(301) acquiring, by each channel, a message to be parsed through a function interface and other forms;
(302) for all RSSP-I messages, checking by each channel first according to the RSSP-I protocol, discarding a data packet if any check fails, and then sending a check result to the other channel and then waiting;
(303) adopting different processing logics for different message types;
(304) after dual channels receive each other's results, conducting consistency checking with their own verification, and processing correspondingly according to different results; and
(305) if there are multiple received data, returning to the step (301) to start parsing all over again, otherwise, finishing data processing of this round.
As a preferred technical scheme, the following is to be checked in the step (302):
(302a) correctness of a source address and a destination address; and
(302b) validity of a packet sequence number, which should be greater than a latest valid packet.
As a preferred technical scheme, the step 303) specifically comprises:
(303a) if the message types are SSE, determining whether to send SSR according to requirements of the RSSP-I protocol, and sending a result to the other channel and waiting;
(303b) if the message types are SSR, determining whether the data are valid according to requirements of the RSSP-I protocol, and in the case of a valid result, calculating corresponding SINITM and caching, and sending the result to the other channel and waiting; and
(303c) if the message types are RSD, performing security verification according to the requirements of the RSSP-I protocol, and sending a result to the other channel and waiting.
As a preferred technical scheme, processing correspondingly according to different results in the step (304) specifically comprises:
(304a) if the results are consistent, conducting the following according to the different types:
i. if a message packet is RSD, submitting security data to an upper application and updating SINITM according to standard requirements; and
ii. otherwise, admitting a calculated cache value as a formal security code for recording, receiving an SINIT initial value calculated after SSR or receiving time information correspondingly; and
(304b) if the results are inconsistent, conducting the following according to the different types:
i. if the message packet is RSD, applying to send SSE, wherein application results needing to be sent to each other, and then executing from the step (304) according to conditions;
ii. otherwise, determining that the data do not exist, and discarding the message content.
According to a second aspect of the invention, an apparatus adopted by the communication method based on dual channels and RSSP-I is provided, which comprises:
a data configuration module configured to initialize configuration data, and load independent configuration information on dual CPUs;
a message sending module configured to send a message according to the RSSP-I communication protocol; and
a message receiving module configured to receive the message according to the RSSP-I communication protocol.
According to a third aspect of the invention, an electronic device is provided, which comprises a memory and a processor, a computer program is stored on the memory, and the processor implements the method when executing the program.
According to a fourth aspect of the invention, a computer-readable storage medium on which a computer program is stored is provided, and the program, when executed by a processor, implements the method.
Compared with the prior art, the invention has the following advantages.
(1) The invention allows the security information of dual channels to be independent of each other through configuration, thus ensuring the security and reliability of data processing.
(2) The invention adopts a single CPU independent operation single-channel instead of the original multiple out of multiple design scheme (e. g., 2oo2, 3oo2) where each CPU repeatedly calculates the same data, and the dual channel repeated calculation part in receiving and sending processing is omitted, so that CPU resource consumption is reduced.
(3) The final data formed by the dual-channel combination mode of the invention not only meet the standard protocol requirements, but also carry the logical attribute of whether dual CPU processing is correct: even if a single point abnormal failure exists and is output, the data will be directed to a security side and the security thereof will be checked by a receiver.
(4) The invention can reduce the dependence on the original multi-channel consistency check security algorithm, and a third-party hardware arbitration control data output unit is removed.
Hereinafter, the technical scheme in the embodiments of the invention will be described clearly and completely with reference to the drawings in the embodiments of the invention. Obviously, the described embodiments are only part of the embodiments of the invention, not all of the embodiments. Based on the embodiments of the invention, all other embodiments obtained by those of ordinary skill in the art without creative labor are within the scope of the invention.
The invention discloses a communication method based on dual channels and RSSP-I, which adopts a security design framework based on RSSP-I dual-channel logic combined with XooX, and has the advantages of being capable of saving resources, optimizing system performance and the like.
The key of design is to ensure single channel independent calculation.
Table 1 shows the RSD message format, Table 2 shows the SSE message format, and Table 3 shows the SSR message format.
As can be seen from the above tables, data types in the RSSP-I protocol comprise dual-channel security codes: RSD (SVC_1\SVC_2), SSE (SEQENQ_1\SEQENQ_2) and SSR (SEQINI_1\SEQINI_2).
According to an existing 2-out-of-2 architecture, a security code is calculated separately through independent CPU operation. CPUA is responsible for calculating SVC_1, SEQUENQ_1 and SEQUINI_1, while CPUB is responsible for calculating SVC_2, SEQUENQ_2 and SEQUINI_2.
As shown in
1. initializing configuration data;
wherein independent configuration information (including CRC32 generator polynomial, SCW constant and timestamp generator polynomial) are loaded on dual CPUs, and the configuration on the CPU_A only contains channel 1 related information, while CPU_B only contains channel 2 related information; and
in the initialization process, the CPU_A and the CPU_B are respectively designated as “master” and “slave” channel roles according to the configuration;
2. sending a message;
specifically comprising:
(1) acquiring the application data of a current user UserData from an application interface; (this activity requires an application to ensure the consistency of data on dual CPUs)
(2) calculating, by the dual CPUs, CRC according to UserData, acquiring CRC_1 and CRC_2 respectively, and obtaining SVC_1 and SVC_2 according to the requirements of the RSSP-I protocol in combination with the configuration;
(3) forwarding SVC generated from the slave channel to the master channel;
(4) packetizing, by the master channel, data packets according to the inherent RSSP-I protocol, and adding data fields such as master/standby identification, source/destination address, and double SVC and CRC; and
(5) sending the data message; and
3. receiving the message;
wherein after receiving the data message, a system distributes the same data to CPU_A and CPU_B, and the following specific steps are as follows:
(1) completing the detection of a data header (source address and destination address) and an end of message (CRC16) respectively;
(2) completing data verification of the corresponding channel by each channel respectively, the detailed algorithm being consistent with the standard, which is not described in detail here;
(3) exchanging, by the CPUs, detection results (non-Boolean variables) with each other;
(4) taking, by each CPU, a final value obtained through XOR operation of a local verification result and a received second verification result as a check result, and if the result is 0, it means that reception is normal, submitting the data to an upper layer; and
(5) in the case of inconsistency, discarding the current data.
As shown in
The overall principle of sending and receiving messages is shown in
The processing flow of sending messages by a device is shown in
(1) acquiring, by each channel, data to be sent by a user UserData through a function interface and other forms;
(2) calculating different security codes for different types of data to be sent:
(a) if there are user data to be sent, calculating, by each channel, CRC_32 according to the generator polynomial, and calculating SVC according to the requirements of the RSSP-I protocol in combination with the configuration information;
(b) if there is an SSE request to be sent, calculating, by each channel, SEQENQ according to the requirements of the RSSP-I protocol in combination with the configuration information; and
(c) if there is an RSD acknowledgement to be sent, calculating, by each channel, SEQINI according to the requirements of the RSSP-I protocol in combination with the configuration information;
(3) if the channel role is “slave”, sending a corresponding calculation result to the “master” role at the other end;
(4) packetizing by the master channel according to the requirements of the RSSP-I protocol and a corresponding message type after the master channel receives a security code value of the slave, wherein two-channel information in a data packet adopts the security code values of “master” and “slave” respectively;
(5) sending out a complete message packet; and
(6) finishing single packet data processing, and if there are multiple data, starting from step (1) again until all the data are processed.
The processing flow of receiving messages by a device is shown in
(1) acquiring, by each channel, a message to be parsed through a function interface and other forms;
(2) for all RSSP-I messages, checking by each channel first according to the RSSP-I standard protocol, discarding a data packet if any check fails, and then sending a check result to another channel and then waiting:
(a) correctness of a source address and a destination address; and
(b) validity of a packet sequence number, which should be greater than a latest valid packet;
(3) adopting different processing logics for different message types;
(a) if the message type is SSE, determining whether to send SSR according to the requirements of the RSSP-I protocol, and sending a result to another channel and waiting;
(b) if the message type is SSR, determining whether the data are valid according to the requirements of the RSSP-I protocol, and in the case of a valid result, calculating corresponding SINITM and caching, and sending the result to another channel and waiting; and
(c) if the message type is RSD, performing security verification according to the requirements of the RSSP-I protocol, and sending a result to another channel and waiting;
(4) after dual channels receive each other's results through (2) or (3), conducting consistency checking with their own verification, and processing correspondingly according to different results:
(a) if the result is consistent, conducting the following according to different types:
i. if the message packet is RSD, submitting the security data to an upper application and updating SINITM according to standard requirements; and
ii. otherwise, admitting a calculated cache value as a formal security code for recording, receiving an SINIT initial value calculated after SSR or receiving time information correspondingly; and
(b) if the result is inconsistent, conducting the following according to different types:
i. if the message packet is RSD, applying to send SSE, application results needing to be sent to each other, and then executing from the step (4) according to the conditions;
ii. otherwise, determining that the data do not exist, and discarding the message content; and
(5) if there are multiple received data, returning to the step (1) to start parsing all over again, otherwise, finishing data processing of this round.
The above are only specific embodiments of the invention, but the protection scope of the invention is not limited thereto. Any person familiar with the technical field can easily think of various equivalent modifications or substitutions within the technical scope disclosed by the invention, and these modifications or substitutions should fall within the protection scope of the invention. Therefore, the protection scope of the invention shall be subject to the protection scope of the claims.
Number | Date | Country | Kind |
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202110473775.0 | Apr 2021 | CN | national |
Filing Document | Filing Date | Country | Kind |
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PCT/CN2021/128582 | 11/4/2021 | WO |