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\section{Introduction}
While information security technology has matured a great deal in the last half century, physical security not kept up
with the pace of the remainder of this industry. Given the right skills, physical access to a computer still often
While information security technology has matured a great deal in the last half century, physical security did not keep
up with the pace of the remainder of this industry. Given the right skills, physical access to a computer still often
allows full compromise. The physical security of modern server hardware hinges on what lock you put on the room it is
in.
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ship the IHSM along with a small backup battery. Following our conservative estimate in Section~\ref{sec-power-failure},
a 48-hour shipping window as is offered by many courier shipping services could easily be bridged with the equivalent of
5-10 laptop batteries. In case a built-in battery backup is not necessary in the IHSM's application, these batteries
could be connected as an external device that is disconnected and sent back to the IHSM's manufacturer after the IHSM
has been installed.
could be connected as an external device akin to a ``power bank'' that is disconnected and sent back to the IHSM's
manufacturer after the IHSM has been installed.
\section{Attacks}
\label{sec_attacks}
@ -719,7 +719,7 @@ a measurement range of $\pm 120\,g$. At its 14-bit resolution, one LSB correspon
Our prototype IHSM uses a motor controller intended for use in RC quadcopters. In our experimental setup, we manually
control this motor controller through an RC servo tester. In our experiments we externally measured the device's speed
of rotation using a magnet fixed to the rotor and a reed switch held close. The reed switch output is digitized using an
USB logic analyzer at a sample rate of $\SI{100}{\mega\hertz}$. We calculcate rotation frequency as a
USB logic analyzer at a sample rate of $\SI{100}{\mega\hertz}$. We calculate rotation frequency as a
$\SI{1}{\second}$ running average over debounced interval lengths of this captured signal\footnote{A regular frequency
counter or commercial tachometer would have been easier, but neither was available in our limited COVID-19 home office
lab.}.