Welcome to our MIC-SEC-2022’s hands-on!

The evaluation of security countermeasures is essential. Experimentation on real use cases and reproducibility are also important. In the field of embedded systems security we often face a technological barrier and we have to master a multitude of software and hardware tools. Moreover, our contributions often target a specific point and therefore we are not necessarily experts of all the components of a system on chip (SoC). The technical task then usually takes a lot of time when creating an experimental test bench. We propose in this practical work to discover some tools allowing to deploy a SoC (with associated software) and to evaluate it on FPGA board.

Note

This hands-on session will try to answer the following question: How to quickly deploy a SoC on FPGA to evaluate security solutions?

Warning

Hands-on materials are available in the Quick start guide chapter. To track updates you can also clone the Git repository https://git.renater.fr/anonscm/git/mic-sec-2022/mic-sec-2022.git.

Contents:

• Introduction
• Quick start guide
  • Prerequisites
  • With the Virtualbox VM
  • With the Vagrant box
  • From the repository and Vagrant
• Virtual environnement
  • Prerequisites
  • How to build the development environment
  • Make environment artifacts
• Labs
  • Lab 01: Getting Started with LiteX
  • Lab 02: Create a minimal SoC with LiTeX
  • Lab 03: Software app for a SoC with LiTeX
• Conclusion
  • Related work
  • Credits
  • Acknowledgements

Indices and tables

• Index

• Module Index

• Search Page