That’s all pretty technical, but the team did perform a laboratory demonstration ... such as a new chip is utilized other than the STM32 in current use,” according to Unciphered.

So, aside from some cool hardware hacking techniques, what can we learn from the Kraken Security Lab’s work? First up, for any designers out there, the STM32 is not suitable for high-security ...

Having a good LCR meter was something which [Adil] had wanted for his personal lab, so as any good university student (and former Hackaday contributor) does, he ended up building his own.

It is interactive therefore we can use a touchscreen and also it looks like 3D animation. We wanted to learn whether the STM32 MCU can provide enough performance. We were not sure if the CPU’s speed ...