Rayservers <[email protected]> writes: >They are waiting for analysis. If anyone on this list has the time and >expertise (both hardware and software), they can have one sent gratis for a >full analysis report to this list. If you carry out a full destructive >analysis [the innards are epoxied], a replacement will be sent.
Does anyone know more about the hardware they're using to communicate via USB? If it's something like a standard PL2303 it shouldn't be too hard to talk to on systems other than the few Linux ones they support, the only problem will be the complex protocol they use, which uses MAC'd packets implementing a custom comms protocol instead of just opening a serial port and reading the output, definitely not a good design decision because it limits use to systems running their (from the webpage) not very stable drivers. (There have been other devices that just output random bytes over a serial link, I have a couple here and even included support for them in my code for a few years. Interest in them was absolutely zero so I removed it again some time ago). Peter. _______________________________________________ cryptography mailing list [email protected] http://lists.randombit.net/mailman/listinfo/cryptography
