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Updated Website

While we are working on updating TKey and adding new features, we also take the opportunity to update the design and platform on our websites; tillitis.se and bugbounty.tillitis.se. Both sites are now statically generated with Hugo .

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Change of Source Code License

Tillitis has always been committed to open source . As we promised earlier, we continue to be committed to open licenses. We originally chose “GPLv2-only” as the license for our Verilog and source code. We are now changing to the more permissive BSD 2-clause license for all Verilog and source code. The hardware (PCB, PCBA) license remains the same: CERN Open Hardware License Version 2 - Strongly Reciprocal.

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Summing up 2023

From time to time, it’s a good idea to take some time to reflect. Especially, as Tillitis’ first full operating year is approaching the end, it’s an ideal opportunity to take a seat, enjoy a cup of coffee, and consider everything that has transpired throughout this intensive year. The thing is, despite the fact that it may seem like progress is moving slowly, one is often surprised by how much has been achieved.

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Security Label

As of December 27th, 2023, all product packages sent from Tillitis include a total transfer security label. The reasoning behind this is to enable the recipient of the package to detect if it has been opened or tampered with during shipment. Even if this is not a guarantee, it at least makes it harder to hide the fact that it has been opened. The label is blue with the Tillitis logo and Ant printed on it. When the security label is opened, it will leave the text “OPEN VOID” on the product package, indicating it has been opened. Also, once opened, there is no glue on the sticker, i.e. it’s not easy to re-seal.

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