Arm TrustZone was introduced to the Arm architecture A-profile in 2003. At the heart of the TrustZone approach is the concept of Secure and Normal worlds that are hardware separated. Secure hardware resources are…
On Wednesday, 2nd May we announced a range of IP to protect silicon from physical attacks, extending our portfolio of Arm security IP to bring physical security within reach of any IoT product. Our new IP, all marked with a “P” tag for physical security…
Authors: Jim Wallace, Arm; Joseph Byrne, NXP
It’s hard to imagine a day without relying on a computer or smartphone at work, when shopping or banking, chatting with friends, or even listening to music or watching a show. At the same time, it’s hard not…
The Arm Architecture is continually evolving, and this blog gives a high-level overview of some of the changes made in Armv8.4-A*. We develop these changes by listening to the Arm Ecosystem and working with them to provide new functionality…
Hi everyone,
Wherever I go on internet, the thing I read is that when SMC instruction is executed an exception is generated, it takes you to the highest exception level (EL3) where secure monitor is running.
In ARM v8 vector table, given on ARMv8-A architecture…
