I Am tRoot
December 18, 2014
Elliptic Technologies Delivers Hardware Root of Trust
Sometimes even the circuit designer doesn’t know how the chip works. And that can be a good thing.
If you’re designing a chip or a system that includes security features, anti-tampering mechanisms, DRM protection, or defenses against DPA attacks, it’s probably better if you don’t know how it all works. That kind of stuff is mysterious. Secret. Black magic. And there are practitioners of these dark arts who are far more skilled than mortals like you or me. For they dwell in the deep places, apart from the rest, shunning the daylight and the company of men. And we call them Elliptic Technologies.
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