Youneselm
15th November, 2015, 09:50 AM
This is a method is The Temperature Side channel and heating fault attack!!!
So manny members asked me in pm how to do it.
Tampering Techniques
We can distinguish four major attack categories:
A. Microprobing techniques can be used to access the chip surface directly, thus we can observe, manipulate, and interfere with the integrated circuit.
1) Software attacks use the normal communication interface of the processor and exploit security vulnerabilities found in the protocols, cryptographic algorithms, or their implementation.
2) Eavesdropping techniques monitor, with high time resolution, the analog characteristics of all supply and interface connections and any other electromagnetic radiation produced by the processor during normal operation.
3) Fault generation techniques use abnormal environmental conditions to generate malfunctions
in the processor that provide additional access.
All microprobing techniques are invasive attacks. They require hours or weeks in a specialized laboratory and in the process i decap the packaging. The other three are non-invasive attacks. After we have prepared such an attack for a specific processor type and software version, i can usually reproduce it within seconds on another mcu.
This is a method is The Temperature Side channel and heating fault attack!!!
don't forget to thank and reps mate:-)
Type in YouTube: CRP3 NXP and you wil find it. ITS the first video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XfUFQ-WMQIU
Video is not produced by me;-)
Dont want a visit from Nxp or anny other Company lawer;-)
So manny members asked me in pm how to do it.
Tampering Techniques
We can distinguish four major attack categories:
A. Microprobing techniques can be used to access the chip surface directly, thus we can observe, manipulate, and interfere with the integrated circuit.
1) Software attacks use the normal communication interface of the processor and exploit security vulnerabilities found in the protocols, cryptographic algorithms, or their implementation.
2) Eavesdropping techniques monitor, with high time resolution, the analog characteristics of all supply and interface connections and any other electromagnetic radiation produced by the processor during normal operation.
3) Fault generation techniques use abnormal environmental conditions to generate malfunctions
in the processor that provide additional access.
All microprobing techniques are invasive attacks. They require hours or weeks in a specialized laboratory and in the process i decap the packaging. The other three are non-invasive attacks. After we have prepared such an attack for a specific processor type and software version, i can usually reproduce it within seconds on another mcu.
This is a method is The Temperature Side channel and heating fault attack!!!
don't forget to thank and reps mate:-)
Type in YouTube: CRP3 NXP and you wil find it. ITS the first video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XfUFQ-WMQIU
Video is not produced by me;-)
Dont want a visit from Nxp or anny other Company lawer;-)