Description
Your friend has encrypted a secret with a very secure integrated circuit. Unfortunately, the decryption functionality of this circuit is broken.
You decide to pay your university to open and then scan
this integrated circuit with a scanning electron microscope (SEM).
They come back to you a few months later with a netlist of the
encryption circuit (netlist.v file) obtained by matching the elementary
logic gates of the circuit’s substrate.
The encrypted secret is (one input per line):
0100010100000111
0110010001011000
0100010001110111
0000010001011101
0101011001010001
0100010100010000
0101011000001100
0011001101010111
0001101100111001
0001000001010010
0001101001111001
0111101100110100
0011101001111110
0101010001000111
0010110101110101
0101000000011110
0110010100000110
0101000100010101
0001110101100001
Will you manage to recover this secret?
Files
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netlist.v
19.94 KiB – ac5e9a8c07ac998a33c7ce590d05f78d857fba8d13d3f4cfc3741359f084f567
Author
erdnaxe
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