Simpler than that, you can just talk to the cryptography IC yourself and ask it to sign stuff. No need for an FPGA, just an arduino. Given the datasheet I imagine any LLM from the last year should be able to oneshot it.
Simpler than that, you can just talk to the cryptography IC yourself and ask it to sign stuff. No need for an FPGA, just an arduino. Given the datasheet I imagine any LLM from the last year should be able to oneshot it.
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I imagine on apple silicon this is buried deep in silicon / ISP IP block, and isn't a discrete IC.
But it is, the discrete IC is pictured in the article.
I think you're talking past each other.
You're talking about the device that's in the blog post; the person you're replying to is talking about the thing that Apple is shipping soon.