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I see you skipped the part I made that point eh. That is possible, but would require first having a security breach with access to the completed assembly to kn
by delfinom 7y ago
I see you skipped the part I made that point eh.
That is possible, but would require first having a security breach with access to the completed assembly to know _what traces_ first. At which point that security breach is slightly more concerning given it's higher level.
- serf 7y ago>That is possible, but would require first having a security breach with access to the completed assembly to know _what traces_ first. that's not true. one can design a pcb to pass conformity tests but fail in a more discrete manner, even without total knowledge of the system. This is made even more possible if the manufacture has knowledge of what conformity tests must be made, and how. This is quite often common knowledge for such manufacturers as they are trying to keep costs to the minimum required to pass the testing needed for the product to be bought by the contractor.
- alexnewman 7y agociteseerx.ist.psu.edu had article How Secure Are Printed Circuit Boards Against Trojan Attacks that seems written by an expert