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MIT’s Secure Hardware Design Class (6.5950/6.5951) is an open-source course that teaches students both how to attack modern CPUs and design architectures resilient to those attacks. Students gain hands-on experience hacking real processors and are taught various state-of-the-art hardware attacks and defenses.
The goal of HardBreak is to collect knowledge about Hardware Hacking / IoT hacking in one place. HardBreak aims to organize all information in one accessible and easy-to-use platform.
These manuals describe the architecture and programming environment of the Intel® 64 and IA-32 architectures.