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Argus – An End-to-End Framework for Accelerating CNNs on FPGAs
(sigarch.org)
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It is a bit like the "balanced stance", what does a balanced stance on an invasion even mean? https://www.theguardian.com/world/video/2022/sep/15/putin-th...
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No, the USS would be used (mixed in as kfreds stated) during the hash operation. So the hash result would be based in (1) the hash of the application, (2) the unique device secret, and (3) the user supplied secret. The result is called Comp
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4y ago
Or CrypTech: https://cryptech.is/ There are things developed by the CrypTech project I would like to try and reuse for TillitisKey.
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Yes. And your application will get a per device unique primary secret when loaded, which the application then can use for whatever it needs. (Including not using it all all.) TOTP, FIDO2, PIV, simple touch triggered challenge/response.
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For now, yes. But as Fredrik (kfreds) has written in another comment. What is possible to do is a two stage approach with an application (which gets measured) loading other applications.
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The TillitisKey should be able to be used for FIDO2, as a TOTP generator etc. Right now there is a SSH agent application, which allows you to sign in by touching the device. Personally I'm very excited to see what applications will be
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Yes. The hash of the application code and the 256 bit Unique Device Secret is hashed to generate a primary secret, which then the application can use to derive the secrets it needs. You can additionally supply a secret from the host (the Us
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No, the board design is done by the wizard Matt Mets at https://blinkinlabs.com/
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(For full disclosure I am the primary FPGA designer of TillitisKey.) It also perform a measurement of the application being loaded. And the measurement together with the Unique Device Secret (UDS) will generate the primary secret applicatio
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Mullvad creates a hardware company
(mullvad.net)
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Mullvad VPN: Authoritative DNS Server Audit Completed by Assured AB
(mullvad.net)
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NSA Releases Quantum-Resistant Algorithm Reqs for National Security Systems
(nsa.gov)
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Or Champagne, which are different kinds of sparkling wine made in Russia: https://www.foodandwine.com/news/russia-champagne-law-sparkl... (I see myself out now.)
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Depends on the jurisdiction. As far as I know, this is what NSLs etc can force you to do if being an company in USA. But the thing you propose would require quite a few changes to Swedish law to be possible to happen. Mullvad is a Swedish c
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Despite Attacks, Software Supply Chain Remains Insecure
(eetimes.com)
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Las Vegas: A Glistening Jewel Amongst the Desert
(eetimes.com)
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Calling people idiots (as OP did) is unnecessary, but do we really need whataboutism? The point here is that insects are proposed as a new, high volume source of proteins, as a way to reduce meat consumption. Humans have fairly good underst
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QUIC and HTTP/3 with WolfSSL
(daniel.haxx.se)
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Intel TGPU Setback Expected to Slow TSMC’s 3 Nm Ramp
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Computing and Storage at the Same Time. Memory for AI Applications
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Tachyum Prodigy – The World’s First Universal Processor
(tachyum.com)
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Stack Computers: the new wave (1989)
(users.ece.cmu.edu)
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My quirky book that I think deserved more attention (the book as well as the subject) is "Stack Computers: the new wave by Philip J. Koopman, Jr": https://users.ece.cmu.edu/~koopman/stack_computers/index
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To reinvent the processor (2019)
(medium.com)
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Modestly Better Prefetching
(sigarch.org)
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SYN Flood at Defcon
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Reverse-engineering insect brains to make robots
(eetimes.com)
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Neuromorphic Chip Gets $1M in Pre-Orders
(eetimes.com)
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IPFS and Their Gateways
(daniel.haxx.se)
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