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- Re: i.MX 95 Applications Processor Security Reference Manual, Rev. 4, 2026-01-14
i.MX 95 Applications Processor Security Reference Manual, Rev. 4, 2026-01-14
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i.MX 95 Applications Processor Security Reference Manual, Rev. 4, 2026-01-14
04-14-2026
10:40 AM
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QuiotSecurity
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Anyone know where I can find this document: i.MX 95 Applications Processor Security Reference Manual, Rev. 4, 2026-01-14? Trying to see if/how i.MX95 supports AES-256 and specifically AES-256GCM.
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04-14-2026
02:26 PM
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Chavira
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HI @QuiotSecurity,
Thank you for contacting NXP Support!
Please note that this document is not public at the moment and is shared only under an active NDA.
If you already have an active NDA, please let me know so we can proceed accordingly.
Best regards,
Chavira
04-22-2026
10:03 AM
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QuiotSecurity
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Chavira, I didn't receive a reply to my last message. How to we obtain an NDA so we can review the document? We will start testing the i.MX95 for a new design-in opportunity this week.
04-16-2026
10:43 AM
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QuiotSecurity
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Chavira, How do I start the NDA process?
04-14-2026
02:32 PM
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I would be happy to sign an NDA in order to review the document. We make quantum-resistant encryptors and are evaluation different SBC vendors, some of which use the i.MX95. I need to know if the chip provides AES-256 hardware acceleration, and if it support AES-256GCM. One of the vendors suggested I review the reference manual, hence my posting.
