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Physical security and side channel attacks in Arm based SoCs

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From SIM cards to Azure Sphere, end devices need securing against physical attacks. Extracting the secrets from these devices can bring rich rewards for the hackers. A technological arms race has developed. This lecture will cover the lengths the hackers have gone to extract secrets and the countermeasures Arm have created.

The talk will cover: 1) What is silicon security? 2) A history of side channel attacks 3) A real life side channel hack explained 4) A live side channel demo, how to extract the AES key from a production SoC in 60 seconds 5) A small section covering Arm’s IP in this area

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