Injecting Software Vulnerabilities with Voltage Glitching

02/14/2019
by   Yifan Lu, et al.
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We show how voltage glitching can cause timing violations in CMOS behavior. Then we attack a real, security hardened, consumer device to gain code execution and dump the secure boot ROM.

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