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What it is

A cybersecurity guide describing hardware obfuscation using LambdaConcept's PCIe Screamer Squirrel DMA board, with firmware customization. Stated for educational and research purposes only. No README is provided; the repository's content beyond its description is not described.

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Security researchers studying DMA hardware and PCIe firmware customization

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