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Direct Memory Access (DMA) Attack Software
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USB3380EVB not available #11

Closed merinjo closed 7 years ago

merinjo commented 7 years ago

HI, I was trying to implement this DMA attack. But it seems this USB3380EVB is not available anywhere(Even PP380-AB). Do you have any suggestion on an alternative ? Would really appreciate any help.

ufrisk commented 7 years ago

Hi, Yeah, I know the HW is hard to get by after my defcon talk. You could check with bplus when/if they are going to restock. Otherwise MFactors might have a few units still in stock at: http://www.mfactors.com/usb3380evb-usb3380-evaluation-board/ http://www.mfactors.com/pp3380-ab-usb3380-ab-evaluation-board/ The ExpressCard to mini-PCIe and PCIe to mini-PCIe adapters seems to be sold out tho; but substitures for those ones can be found on ebay. Please let me know how it goes. Good Luck and Happy Hunting =) //Ulf

merinjo commented 7 years ago

Thank you for the immediate reply. The links have the products available.

Thanks!

Snook123 commented 7 years ago

Is it possible to do it with other hardware too, cause it is nearly impossible to get the piece in europe

ufrisk commented 7 years ago

PCILeech only supports the PP3380 and USB3380-EVB hardware unfortunately.

But BPlus have it in stock. They ship fast from Taiwan. It usually takes 2-3 days for an order to show up at my doorstep in Europe.

LennyPenny commented 7 years ago

The price is through the roof though - I hope they go below $100 again soon

ufrisk commented 7 years ago

Unfortunately they raised the price to $195 just after my def con talk. I wouldn't have too high hopes for the price to come down, not unless anyone else decides to start selling boards, the chip itself is around $15 list price...

MarkVerhyden commented 7 years ago

I've decided to delve into this but not having any luck finding a populated board. Any other sources you could suggest?

ufrisk commented 7 years ago

Unfortunately not. Asking around for a used one might be your best bet.

I'm trying to get this to work on a FPGA dev board as well, but that might take time, if I manage to complete it at all.