Secure by Design
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Claims an available January 2025 world's first open-source secure element built as open hardware and software with community verification, integrating physically unclonable function and multiple TRNGs plus cryptographically hardened circuits. Targets crypto wallets and transactional IoT (supply chain, payments, medical devices) as decentralized ledgers shift key management to endpoints. Notes attack economics: physical chip attacks fall from ~$100,000 to $11,000, so the design prioritizes transparency, public GitHub validation, and defenses against laser, EM, and voltage glitching.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:10IoT evolution into transactional
- 8:54Web 3 vs Web 3.0 infrastructure
- 15:53Hardware wallets and key challenges
- 18:43Open-source secure elements necessity
- 20:52Tropic Square secure chip
- 21:56CRA regulations for secure IoT
- 23:00Key takeaways
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