[Cryptech Tech] goals / use cases

[Randy Bush]

>> since this argument has gone quiet, with no real solid consensus, so
>> let me stir the pot :)
>> 
>> my take is that either the fpga or the arm may be poisoned.  but the
>> arm is more easily poisoned or attacked because it has a full array of
>> household appliances and the massive support functions they need.
>> 
>> so i would argue that key gen and store should be in the fpga.
> 
> One could argue for a soft core to minimize the number of household
> appliances

i actually trolled that a few weeks back.  even a second fpga doing the
soft core instead of the SoC reduces the attack surface.  an idea for
the one after this.

randy