Breaking secure hardware with software attacks | Enter the Donjon

This is the safest place at Ledger, which is already one of the most secure companies in the world. A place which doesn't usually allow strangers to enter. But, since we want you to understand what it takes to truly secure your digital assets, we have decided to let you in - for a couple minutes.
In the final episode, we disclose how a refined software attack can be used to hack a Hardware Security Module (HSM). Watch, learn, and Enter the Donjon.
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[@montvna]

Dope video series! Hope the team continues to release more

[@Ledger]

Glad that you like it!

[@user-eh9kw4xi5y]

J'adore vos vidéos, continuez la série svp !

[@korotbo]

série de vidéo passionnante et intéressante merci pour l'immersion

[@g.graham8995]

Thank you for the video upload, very interesting

[@Ledger]

Glad you liked it! 🙌

[@cialaisvis2113]

It does look scary and I wonder how many hackers like this, do we have on the planet that would be able to perform this?

[@thanatosor]

Thought the guy was hacking the new Ledger Nano S+ 😂

[@francoisdev]

trop cool

[@Ledger]

✨ 🔥

[@oshotyagi5722]

safenet/thales will not be happy about this

[@Freedom5Dworld]

XRP the chosen one

[@toddarnold2686]

This is an absurd video. I spent several decades designing HSMs, and I can tell you that none of ours would be subject to an attack like this. Any HSM vendor that does not carefully protect against such obvious attacks is not worth buying from.