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+ | The '''GID-key''' is the AES key shared by all devices with the same application processor. This key differs between each SoC. (i.e. The [[S5L8900]] has a different key from the [[S5L8930]].) |
It was used to generate [[AES Keys#Key 0x837|Key 0x837]]. |
It was used to generate [[AES Keys#Key 0x837|Key 0x837]]. |
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Revision as of 05:33, 17 March 2013
The GID-key is the AES key shared by all devices with the same application processor. This key differs between each SoC. (i.e. The S5L8900 has a different key from the S5L8930.)
It was used to generate Key 0x837.
Attack
It would be great to perform some sort of side channel attack on this to extract it:
- Quo Vadis Labs
- Fault attacks on secure chips: from glitch to flash (Part 1)
- Side-channel attacks: new directions and horizons (Part 2)
- Research project: developing new technology for efficient side-channel analysis
