Cryptographic Co-Processor ATECC508A (Qwiic) Hookup Guide

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Contributors: QCPete

Resources and Going Further

Now that you've sent signed message between two systems, you are ready to integrate some security into your projects! In these examples we have used hard-wired serial messages between two Arduinos. That communication channel could be anything: Bluetooth, RFM69s, Wifi and the internet, you name it! Good luck!

Additional Documentation on the Cryptographic Standards (linked from datasheet):

Need inspiration? Check out some of the Qwiic or IoT related tutorials!

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