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Hardwear.io 2017: Reverse Engineering Of Programmable Logic Bitstreams by Andrew Zonenberg

Name: Hardwear.io 2017: Reverse Engineering Of Programmable Logic Bitstreams by Andrew Zonenberg
Uploaded: 2017-10-30T05:12:29Z
Duration: 35 min 38 s
Channel: hardwear.io
Description: Andrew Zonenberg explains how to reverse engineer circuit netlists from programmable logic devices and extract bitstreams from locked hardware.

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Andrew Zonenberg explains how to reverse engineer circuit netlists from programmable logic devices and extract bitstreams from locked hardware.

This talk provides an introduction to reverse engineering of circuit netlists from both LUT and PLA based devices, strategies for recovering higher level semantics from cell-level netlists, and methods of extracting bitstreams from locked devices. Thanks for watching this video and you can join us on various social networking sites: Website: hardwear.io/ Facebook: facebook.com/hardwear.io Twitter: twitter.com/hardwear_io

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What people say. Recommended as an insightful talk on reverse engineering FPGA bitstreams and hardware netlists.

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