Re:Tomu, a tiny ARM microprocessor which fits in your USB port
by TickleSteve on Thursday August 09, 2018 @12:57AM
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ARM IP is bought by the manufacturer of the device, in this case Silicon Labs.
What IP issues can you imagine happening considering ARM SoCs are the most widespread processors in existence with many, many different manufacturers?
Regarding side-channel attacks such as you mention, all processors are subject to this vulnerability to various degrees. Do not expect a project such as this to have any mitigation for that type of attack.
What IP issues can you imagine happening considering ARM SoCs are the most widespread processors in existence with many, many different manufacturers?
Regarding side-channel attacks such as you mention, all processors are subject to this vulnerability to various degrees. Do not expect a project such as this to have any mitigation for that type of attack.