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OpenSK
OpenSK is an open-source implementation for security keys
OpenSK is an open-source implementation of FIDO2 (WebAuthn + CTAP) security keys, written in Rust and designed to run on affordable microcontroller boards. It provides the full authenticator stack—USB/NFC transport, CTAP protocol handling, credential management, and cryptographic operations—so you can build and audit your own hardware token. The project emphasizes defense-in-depth: memory-safe Rust, hardened crypto, isolation via an embedded OS, and explicit user presence/verification flows. ... -
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OsEID
AVR based smartcard/token with ECC and RSA cryptography
AVR128DA /Atmega128 microcontroller based open source EID smartcard with RSA (512-2048) and ECC (prime192v1, prime256v1, secp384r1, secp521r1 and secp256k1) support. Compatible with MyEID card from Aventra. Supported in windows and linux by opensc package. Allow about 64KiB space for keys/certificates. PKCS#15 structure supported. USB token with CCID interface based on xmega128a4u with same features as card. -
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Wi-PWN
ESP8266 firmware for performing deauthentication attacks
ESP8266 firmware for performing deauthentication attacks, with ease. Wi-PWN is a firmware that performs death attacks on cheap Arduino boards. The ESP8266 is a cheap microcontroller with built-in Wi-Fi. It contains a powerful 160 MHz processor and it can be programmed using Arduino. A deauthentication attack is often confused with Wi-Fi jamming, as they both block users from accessing Wi-Fi networks. The 802.11 Wi-Fi protocol contains a so-called deauthentication frame. It is used to disconnect clients safely from a wireless network. ... -
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This project provides a 'brute-force' search for optimum assembler fragments for Microchip Technology Inc's mid-range PIC processor range.
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