I am new to hardware engineering, pen testing and modification. I have some experience from the past with Arduino boards, bus pirate but I do code for computers regularly.
I broke out my bus pirate and Arduino for projects in robotics, pen testing hardware manipulation. I want to expand my kit/gear within hardware manipulation and testing. But I have a different budget now due to some issues. I see 2 devices that pop up under hardware pen testing, programming and diagnostics: ChipWhisperer and faultier. I was wondering what is the difference between CW as opposed faultier, and bus pirate? The big differences….am I missing out on function by choosing one over the other or is it a matter of quality and power/stability.
I have no experience with Faultier. It seems closer to our Nano in capabilities (and cost). I invite to you compare specs; if you have more specific questions by all means fire away. It may also be useful to compare the associated learning material; ours is here.
I am going to sound horrible but where do I find prices for the nano for a single base unit? I may be looking for it wrong, all I can find is the more expensive husky model and larger kits on 3rd party websites. I prefer to support the creator of the unit (you guys) rather than a 3rd party if possible . So if your company sells these nanos in single units direct that would be perfect.