💀 Do or die: quick and dirty utility functions in rust
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hubris
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A declarative Rust architecture for a zero-trust hardware cryptographic boundary, targeting Hubris. Assumes hostile silicon: closes a documented ME/AMT network-egress path, narrows DMA key-exposure via page-splitting, encodes fault-injection immunity via compiler-enforced typestates. 3 PoCs verify these claims. Declarative spec, no runtime yet.
rust security cryptography embedded memory-safety threat-modeling fault-injection microkernel zero-trust trusted-execution-environment hubris typestate voltage-glitching cold-boot-attack space-grade dma-attacks
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Jul 12, 2026 - Rust
this is as much you can do with ghidra vs TPM on windows; now remember a Microsoft Penis could only run attestation as could I, meaning your TPM chips must be... and remember Intel and I hope Apple def AMD, cannot change state in my TPM without a vote...
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May 14, 2025 - Python
A work-in-progress port of Hubris to the ESP32-S3 SoC
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Sep 12, 2022 - Rust
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