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It would be interesting to do this with different delays to see how the noise level increases as the delay increases, then once you have a bunch of images recov
by yonatan8070 3y ago
It would be interesting to do this with different delays to see how the noise level increases as the delay increases, then once you have a bunch of images recovered, make an animation of the image getting more and more noisy as the time increases, would also be interesting to compare the results for different ambient temperatures, how much more feasable would this be during January in Norway vs August in Texas?
- anfractuosity 3y agoThat's something they did in one of the original papers - "Lest We Remember: Cold Boot Attacks on Encryption Keys" by Halderman et al, with an earlier version of DDR, think it was DDR2. It's something I'd like to try too. Good point re. the temperature also, I bought a PT100 temperature probe I need to use to measure the surface temperature of the RAM chip too.