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by conorpp
2849 days ago
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Yes using a normal MCU for U2F is a bit of a compromise since EAL chips are unobtainium. So flash read protection is the main barrier to physical cloning methods. I'm not sure of any methods to bypass the read protection on normal MCUs in a 10s "drive by" attack. AFAIK, the special companies that provide flash readout (http://www.break-ic.com/), do so by decapping the chip and using involved imaging techniques. I suspect they get good at identifying various flash technologies, many of which are common to many chips. But don't think it's feasible for a drive by. The I2C eavesdropping shouldn't be an issue because the ATECC508A does apply a mask. |
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