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rgm | I just got my tomu yesterday and am very excited. Congratulations on delivery. | 14:41 |
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rgm | The plastic cases had been somewhat deformed by mailing, but I asked a friend to print some replacements, so I really appreciate the STL files. | 14:41 |
rgm | Does anyone know if Gnuk builds for the tomu? It's an open source implementation of a GnuPG USB cryptographic token targetting STM32F103. I see a lot of the author's name in the chopstx source code. | 14:44 |
rgm | I'd really love to use my tomu with GnuPG. I was able to load the U2F firmware on it successfully, but I have limited use case for that currently. | 14:45 |
rgm | http://git.gniibe.org/gitweb/?p=gnuk/gnuk.git | 14:46 |
tpb | Title: git.gniibe.org Git - gnuk/gnuk.git/summary (at git.gniibe.org) | 14:46 |
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TechAspirer | rgm: You'd have to modify it for Toboot | 19:01 |
TechAspirer | But it should work | 19:01 |
TechAspirer | Make sure to use Tomu chopstx over the one included too | 19:02 |
TechAspirer | And be careful about the random numbers | 19:03 |
TechAspirer | Tomu has a constant seed not relevant to cycle time that is persistent on boot | 19:03 |
TechAspirer | So there not secure and you always know the random number from cycle 1 to 1 billion | 19:03 |
TechAspirer | That said, you can get random numbers | 19:03 |
TechAspirer | xobs has a PDF on it | 19:03 |
MadHacker | The gist of the technique seemed to be that the LSB of the internal temperature reference ADC is random. | 19:04 |
MadHacker | (as in, it's lost in noise, not just "it varies a bit") | 19:05 |
TechAspirer | MadHacker Nobody asked you D: | 19:08 |
TechAspirer | Just kidding. Good morning :P | 19:08 |
MadHacker | o/ | 19:08 |
MadHacker | Evening here. | 19:08 |
MadHacker | But yes, good diurnal period. :) | 19:08 |
TechAspirer | You got a working Tomu yet? | 19:09 |
MadHacker | Nope. Still awaiting processors, unfortunately. | 19:09 |
TechAspirer | Steal someone else's | 19:11 |
TechAspirer | x_obs has bunches | 19:14 |
TechAspirer | Think about it | 19:14 |
MadHacker | Heh. Unfortunately I think it'd cost xobs more to post them than the CPUs cost. | 19:14 |
TechAspirer | Fly to his nearest airport | 19:15 |
TechAspirer | Drive to his house | 19:15 |
TechAspirer | Break in | 19:15 |
TechAspirer | Find his Tomus | 19:15 |
TechAspirer | Desolder the CPUs | 19:15 |
TechAspirer | Get out | 19:15 |
TechAspirer | Drive to the airport | 19:15 |
TechAspirer | Flyy back | 19:15 |
TechAspirer | Solder them on | 19:15 |
TechAspirer | ez | 19:15 |
MadHacker | Or, y'know, wait until tomorrow when the delivery is due. Which, I should point out, takes less time than getting to xobs' place in Singapore. | 19:16 |
TechAspirer | You sound lazy | 19:16 |
TechAspirer | Not if you teleport | 19:16 |
MadHacker | "Efficient". | 19:16 |
TechAspirer | Just build a teleportation device with your Tomus | 19:17 |
TechAspirer | Teleport there | 19:17 |
TechAspirer | Steal the chips | 19:17 |
TechAspirer | Teleport back | 19:17 |
TechAspirer | Ez | 19:17 |
MadHacker | If I had the option of the teleport, I'd just ask someone nicely. I'm pretty sure theft isn't required. Regardless, tomorrow. :P | 19:26 |
rgm | Is there any chance of tomu chopstx changes being accepted upstream? | 23:28 |
TechAspirer | rgm: I'd say yes | 23:36 |
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