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Simpler than that, you can just talk to the cryptography IC yourself and ask it to sign stuff. No need for an FPGA, just an arduino. Given the datasheet I imagi

Simpler than that, you can just talk to the cryptography IC yourself and ask it to sign stuff. No need for an FPGA, just an arduino. Given the datasheet I imagine any LLM from the last year should be able to oneshot it.

hex4def6 6d ago
if I imagine on apple silicon this is buried deep in silicon / ISP IP block, and isn't a discrete IC.
- Retr0id 6d ago
  But it is, the discrete IC is pictured in the article.
  - klausa 5d ago
    I think you're talking past each other. You're talking about the device that's in the blog post; the person you're replying to is talking about the thing that Apple is shipping soon.