Making a UART controlled glitch on an iCE40 icestick FPGA board.
Digital Ocean is giving $10 to try it out. HERE Ok, so I got this to a point that it might be useful... here's a mini post that'll explain what the heck is going on. Tl;Dr - I made a UART controlled glitch on an iCE40 icestick FPGA board... code is here: So, let's pick up where we left off... This is our setup - we have an STM32F103 target, and we're going to see how accurately we can glitch this IC by manipulating the power supply on the GND side using a MOSFET triggered by an FPGA. We had this running on an AVR before, but... please take my word for it, the code from last time will work on this chip. So, first, we make some modifications and remove the power line filter caps from the PCB. Here's the view after some minor surgery and a meditation with a hot air reflow gun: (NB - I try to avoid removing ALL the caps off a board. Some are needed by the c...