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by rficcaglia
2456 days ago
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Typically the os would only have access to the encrypted pin, then use special secure enclave instructions to compute inside the enclave (basically special encrypted memory inside the processor). Ie the plaintext pin would never leave the enclave, even when the os kernel is compromised If you had the chip in a lab you could do sidechannel physical attacks with lasers and liquid nitrogen, etc |
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