morchidy/Hardware-Security-Labs

The project is a personal or academic educational repository with virtually no community traction (1 star, 0 forks) and zero velocity. While the subject matter is technically specialized (SCA and Fault Injection), the repository serves as a guide for using existing third-party hardware (ChipWhisperer). It does not introduce new algorithms or unique moats. The primary 'competitor' is the official ChipWhisperer documentation and 'ChipWhisperer-Jupyter' repository by NewAE Technology, which is significantly more comprehensive, battle-tested, and widely adopted. Frontier labs are unlikely to compete here as it is a niche hardware-level security domain, but the project is highly susceptible to displacement by established cybersecurity training platforms or the hardware vendor's own evolving documentation.