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The OSGi Platform finds a growing interest in two different applicationsdomains: embedded systems, and applications servers. However, the securityproperties of this platform are hardly studied, which is likely to hinder itsuse in production systems. This is all the more important that the dynamicaspect of OSGi-based applications, that can be extended at runtime, make themvulnerable to malicious code injection. We therefore perform a systematic auditof the OSGi platform so as to build a vulnerability catalog that intends toreference OSGi Vulnerabilities originating in the Core Specification, and inbehaviors related to the use of the Java language. Standard Services are notconsidered. To support this audit, a Semi-formal Vulnerability Pattern isdefined, that enables to uniquely characterize fundamental properties for eachvulnerability, to include verbose description in the pattern, to referenceknown security protections, and to track the implementation status of theproof-of-concept OSGi Bundles that exploit the vulnerability. Based on theanalysis of the catalog, a robust OSGi Platform is built, and recommendationsare made to enhance the OSGi Specifications.

Java Components Vulnerabilities - An Experimental Classification Targeted at the OSGi Platform