Custom FPGA Firmware for PCIe Hardware Emulation and Device Spoofing
Pain Points (Public)
Commercial direct memory access boards running generic bitstreams expose default vendor IDs, incomplete PCIe configuration headers, and telltale transaction packet timings, causing kernel-level driver monitors and heuristic scanners to detect and flag the hardware.
Suggested Approach (Public)
Synthesize a bespoke Artix-7 bitstream in Vivado that accurately mirrors the PCIe configuration space, BAR apertures, interrupt capabilities, and subsystem descriptors of a legitimate donor peripheral (such as an Intel gigabit NIC), ensuring transparent bus enumeration under automated inspection.
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