Q: How can I get started with the eGuard Development Kit? A: A Getting Started Guide is located here: www.AstekCorp.com/security Q: Will this kit work with my Arduino? A: Absolutely. At present, this kit works with any Arduino Single Board Computer (SBC) because the Hardware Abstraction Layer (HAL) has been written specifically for the Atmel…
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Tutorials that will be shown on the Security page
Using eGuard with Arduino
Getting Started Unpack your eGuard IoT Security Development Kit and verify contents. Download the library from GitHub. Install eGuard with Arduino UNO Processor The following pictures shows the Astek eGuard Security device connected to an Arduino UNO processor. On Arduino UNO, the following pins are used to connect to the eGuard Security device. eGuard Signal…
eGuard Library Commands
egAuthenticate () perform an authentication operation using the eGuard device. There are multiple types of authentication operations that can be performed. Syntax egDetectDevice (authentication_type, params) Parameters authentication_type – determines the type of authentication to be performed. – AuthenticationType SYMMETRIC – authenticate using a symmetric key. PKI_DEVICE – authenticate using device private/public key pair. PKI_CHAIN …
Getting Started
The eGuard Development Kit is a general purpose development kit for adding and enhancing security features of your IoT or embedded system. Unbox the Astek eGuard Development Kit. You should find the following items in your kit. A0-SKT-01 Circuit Board Header wires Headers Connecting to System The Astek eGuard Development Kit is connected…