Your Subject talks "after purchase" but your Body suggests before.

Either way, solution is pretty much the same.

As the design files are available, fab your own from the ground up. And by
that I mean own the fab plant n stuff, buy an ARM license, get an
engineering degree, implement the chip, build a pick and place box, etc etc

How else can anyone "verify" any hardware that is shipped? No, such a
suggestion for anything involving complicated ICs is arrant nonsense.


P.


On 27 Mar. 2017 05:54, "Jan Jaap" <[email protected]> wrote:

In the light of recent discoveries and worries about Government hardware
backdoors that are being forced into hardware by law in some countries
(Wikileaks Vault 7, Intel ME / AMD PSP God backdoor etc.), I was wondering
what risks there are that the hardware of a BeagleBone is tampered with by
a distributor / Government, or that it contains (hardware) backdoors.

Is it possible to know with 100% certainty that a purchased BeagleBoard is
free of hardware backdoors / tampering?

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