FUD aside, I'm taking a look at the Intel DCI protocol (JTAG over USB3). Doesn't look very complicated. OpenOCD for Skylake anyone?pic.twitter.com/eXE5n4I00R
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FUD aside, I'm taking a look at the Intel DCI protocol (JTAG over USB3). Doesn't look very complicated. OpenOCD for Skylake anyone?pic.twitter.com/eXE5n4I00R
I'm worried about scenario of "plug usb kit, hard reboot, implant". Once the OS is running, it's usually quite harder
There's more than one TAP accessible via DCI. Wouldn't be surprised if you could still take over w/o x86 JTAG.
But really the whole point is this should be disabled in PCH from boot.
It's trivial to check if you're vulnerable. Connect USB3 crossover cable to host, reboot. If it ever enumerates, vuln.
So you just need a crossover and it works? Nice... Do the debug serial port work that way?
Also, someone needs to check if you can reflash firmware that way... some legitimate use for non-attackers
I'm going to try to use it for Linux kernel debugging... plenty of legitimate uses. BIOS hacking too.
Pretty sure I can get an OpenOCD iface driver for DCI done by tomorrow. Working out Intel JTAG though, different story
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