Hello.
I wonder what the difference is between HSM and HSE?
I found HSM is used for S32KX, but HSE is used for S32GX.
But I don't know what the difference is exactly.
Thank.
TJL
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Hello, @TJL
Thanks for your reply.
From my understanding.
HSM seems be the common name of such security engine/security module that existed in SOC.
For the IP name(specific name of each SOC), they would be different. I suggest reading the RM of different SOC for accurate expression.
For example, in S32K3: it is called HSE_B
In S32G: it is called HSE, or more clear, HSE_H
On i.MX8 and Layerscape1/2, it is called CAAM
I am not very familiar with other platforms, but I know there are other names like ESE, etc.
BR
Chenyin
Hello, @TJL
Thanks for your reply.
From my understanding.
HSM seems be the common name of such security engine/security module that existed in SOC.
For the IP name(specific name of each SOC), they would be different. I suggest reading the RM of different SOC for accurate expression.
For example, in S32K3: it is called HSE_B
In S32G: it is called HSE, or more clear, HSE_H
On i.MX8 and Layerscape1/2, it is called CAAM
I am not very familiar with other platforms, but I know there are other names like ESE, etc.
BR
Chenyin
Hello, @TJL
Thanks for your post
HSM is usually mentioned on i.MX/layerscape products from NXP, which means Hardware Security Module, from my view:
The hardware security module on S32G is called HSE_H,
I am not very sure of the status on S32K1xx, for details on such products, I suggest asking it in the corresponding board.
BR
Chenyin
Thanks for your reply.
I knew HSM is Hardware Secure Module and HSE is Hardware Secure Engine.
But I don't know what the difference is between HSM and HSE.
It seems like the features are alike.
I wonder if it just has a difference in name.
Thanks.
Jun