Riddle&Code Secure Element

Riddle&Codes's Secure Element provides a secure identity which can be integrated on a variety of devices.

Introduction

What is the Secure Element being used for?

The Riddle&Code Secure Element comprises of a crypto accelerator to create a digital identity. That is a public key which never leaves the crypto accelerator. In contrast to that, the public key can, of course, be extracted. An additionally encrypted EEPROM is utilized to store data in a secure way.

Hardware Set UP

This paragraphs explain in detail how the Riddle&Code Secure Element is connected to development boars/devices. Below is a list of popular developer boards that can be used for integration.

• Arduino
• Raspberry Pi
• STM32

Set up the Development Environment

• Raspberry (take it from https://github.com/RiddleAndCode/EClet)
• Arduino (as Dev Env from https://github.com/RiddleAndCode/ECLet_STM32)
• STM (as Ardunio Dev Env from https://github.com/RiddleAndCode/ECLet_STM32)
• j-link, arm gcc, debugging with swagger

Interacting with the SecureElement (short SDK documentation)

• C
• go-lang
• JavaScript
• python

Below is a list of popular developer boards that can be used for integration.

• Arduino
• Raspberry Pi
• STM32L4

Riddle&Code's Crypto library is the beginning of a platform combining hardware security, public ledger technology, and RF technology into a tag and token system. The intention of the system to bring all the innovative capabilities of blockchains into the physical world.

The Crypto library, therefore, connects your software/solution to the secure identity to leverage all its features and values.