Eriksrocks

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   by Eriksrocks 3y ago

   Interesting. I assume this is mostly used to "wash" stolen devices to make them appear legitimate for resale? I'm surprised Apple designed the hardware to allow this without any sort of authentication.
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   by Eriksrocks 3y ago

   You can't "dump" a TPM. That's the whole point. They are designed such that the cryptographic secrets they hold (including ones loaded at manufacturing) are unrecoverable without an electron microscope and nation-state l
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   by Eriksrocks 3y ago

   My (very limited) understanding is that this "validation data" is related to the certificate generation (see [0]). So if the app isn't emulating this on device, and instead calling out to a Beeper server that is hosting the A
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   by Eriksrocks 7y ago

   Sure, if you consider 3,200 feet as "measured in feet" [1]. Anything can technically be measured in feet. When you said that I assumed you meant they were like 20-30 feet thick, not over half a mile. [1] http://coolcosm
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   by Eriksrocks 8y ago

   Is this datasheet available outside of CSDN? Do you by chance have a copy you would be willing to share?
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   by Eriksrocks 8y ago

   This would hardly fit the description of a chip "smaller than a grain of rice", though.
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   by Eriksrocks 12y ago

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