
Open-source hardware security toolchain for power trace capture, side-channel analysis, and glitching/fault-injection attacks on embedded devices and cryptographic implementations.
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ChipWhisperer 6.0 is bringing many changes to the ChipWhisperer repository. The biggest one is a cleanup of the git history on both this repo and chipwhisperer-jupyter, as well as moving some files out of these repositories. We've done our best to make everything most users will want on this repo, as well as to backup everything else to other repos.
For more information, please check out our writeup on this update.
ChipWhisperer is an open source toolchain dedicated to hardware security research. This toolchain consists of several layers of open source components:
You'll find documentation for all of the above here.
First time using ChipWhisperer? Go to our new documentation site for all you need to know to get started with ChipWhisperer.
Note all development occurs on the develop branch. If you are looking for bleeding edge it's NOT on master - we push each release (and possibly any critical changes) to master. This means that "master" always gives you the latest known-working branch, but there may be new features on the "develop" branch.
Stuck? If you need a hand, there are a few places you can ask for help:
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