FWIW, you absolutely need iommu suport in order to make thunderbolt even
somewhat secure. So polishing and enabling iommu support for amd64 would
have to come first.
Am 20.11.20 um 19:01 schrieb Joseph Mayer:
Kind bump on this thread.
As for me I'd like to attach nvme(4) and maybe ethernet an
Kind bump on this thread.
As for me I'd like to attach nvme(4) and maybe ethernet and amdgpu(4)
to the Thunderbolt-as-PCIe-bridge.
Have a good wknd! Joseph
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On Monday, 26 October 2020 13:02, Joseph Mayer
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Hi Tom,
I share your understanding that Thunderbolt has a lower security
profile due to TB having dynamic memory addresses access while USB does
not. I presume the engineering idea is that the IOMMU (when enabled and
properly configured) should uphold memory safety.
Remember though you have this
(If this one belongs on misc@ please say.)
Hi tech@,
If anyone is interested in implementing Thunderbolt support for
OpenBSD, I'd like to donate some PCIe expansion Thunderbolt 3 enclosure
and M.2 NVMe SSD Thunderbolt 3 enclosure as appropriate, if so please
let me know.
BSDCan 2020 presentation
Hi Joseph,All
There are some PCI-E attack surfaces that might need to be considered...
perhaps the availability of more devices with thunderbolt connections make
PCI-E / DMA Attacks more viable and hence more prevalent.
https://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/techreports/UCAM-CL-TR-934.pdf
I did come across in
