We finally open sourced the tools we used for processing power traces in Rosita++ (https://t.co/YGgZC1IR2s). Developed by Niels Samwel and yours truly.
Available at: https://t.co/ZLjGNe7kWp
Any post-apocalypse civilization’s first task will be to decode PDF/A. Entire religions and technological civilizations will spring up around the file format. And when those civilizations collapse due to rampant .ru malware, their descendants will have to do it all over again.
Rosita++ is now public https://t.co/MybPjefHJ5, https://t.co/LbY89UK8Fu. It automatically detects and fixes leakage in higher-order implementations.
Work by @manushanga, Łukasz Chmielewski, and Niels Samwel, in collaboration with @lejla_batina, @MWagnerRedChair, and @yuvalyarom.
We did it again: we hacked the Tesla Model X. In less than 2 minutes we can create our own key fob and drive away with your shiny car. All the building blocks are secure but there are quite some implementation weaknesses (not the first time this happens).
Source code for Rosita is available at https://t.co/z0Ska7sNE0, along with the latest version of the paper (https://t.co/ntzMleb94n), and datasets (https://t.co/MN6i91IRFP).
Work by @manushanga, with Niels Samwel, @lejla_batina, Francesco Regazzoni, and yours truly.
Son: where else could malware hide out
Me: in theory, bios, hdd, network card, video card, anything with writeable storage
S: RAM?
M: no, RAM is not persistent.
S: but it stores saved lighting profiles
M: lighting what now?
S: just Google "rgb ram"
https://t.co/uucIv9zFjw
M:😭
Introducing Rosita - a code rewrite engine that removes side-channel leakage.
Work by @manushanga and Niels Samwel, with @lejla_batina, Francesco Regazzoni, @MWagnerRedChair, and yours truly.