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Version for Debian/Kali or Unix-based Operating Systems

Open throwaway1298347 opened this issue 3 years ago • 3 comments

Is it possible to fork a version for Linux at all? I appreciate your work, however doing any sort of meaningful test on Windows, particularly regarding anything which manipulates the OS directly (since it's not open-source), is difficult for me.

Thanks for reading

throwaway1298347 avatar Nov 05 '20 02:11 throwaway1298347

Making it work on linux requires reversing the linux RSA private key, something that's not planned.

tomer8007 avatar Nov 05 '20 07:11 tomer8007

Thanks for your answer. Another question I had is: do you think in theory it is possible to extract the keys exchanged or contained within a Trusted Execution Environment, like those in proprietary hardware? For instance, by fuzzing?

Thanks for working on this project and providing a stepping stone for future researchers.

throwaway1298347 avatar Nov 05 '20 22:11 throwaway1298347

It's indeed possible if you find a good enough TrustZone/TEE vulnerability, but I did not investigate this.

tomer8007 avatar Nov 06 '20 10:11 tomer8007