Exploring Security Risks: Exploiting Power Domain Separation in Computing Devices
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Summary
The article discusses the increasing dependence on computing devices for security-critical operations and the risks associated with physical access to these devices. It explores the exploitation of power domain separation to steal on-chip secrets, highlighting security vulnerabilities in embedded devices used in various sectors.
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Physical access to these devices leads to a wide range of security exploits, including impersonation, proprietary software cloning, and infiltration and exploitation of industrial and defense infrastructures.
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