Seeking Guidance on Developing High-Security Custom Firmware for DMA Cards

[biielcunha]

I am seeking to dive deep into the world of custom firmware (CFW) development for DMA cards, with a specific focus on achieving the highest level of security and undetectability against BattlEye and Easy Anti-Cheat.

Background:

I would greatly appreciate any detailed guidance, resources, or personal experiences that can help me with the following:

Comprehensive Tutorials: Are there any step-by-step guides or tutorials specifically focused on developing secure and undetectable custom firmware for DMA cards?

Advanced Techniques: What advanced techniques should I learn and implement to ensure the firmware remains undetectable by the most sophisticated anti-cheat systems?

Tools and Software: What are the best tools and software for developing, testing, and flashing custom firmware for DMA cards? How can I use tools like Vivado more effectively?

Emulating Legitimate Devices: What are the best practices for emulating the full behavior of legitimate devices, including memory access patterns, power management, and response timings?

Avoiding Common Pitfalls: What are the common mistakes or pitfalls in firmware development for DMA cards, and how can I avoid them?

Community and Resources: Are there specific communities, forums, or repositories where I can find up-to-date information and collaborate with others on this topic?

Additional Information:
I have come across some useful discussions and guides, such as those on uc and the Silverr12’s DMA Custom Firmware Guide on GitHub, but I am looking for more in-depth and practical advice that goes beyond the basics.

Thank you in advance for your help! Your insights and recommendations will be invaluable in my learning path.

[Xenos]

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[Relentless]

This should be enough for you to start developing your own firmware -

[biielcunha]

Originally Posted by Relentless

This should be enough for you to start developing your own firmware -

I saw this guide but I think there is more we can add to this. Like Itha's guide has a better FW but I just want to know what path so I follow so I can develop more secured FW by myself.

[Relentless]

Originally Posted by biielcunha

I saw this guide but I think there is more we can add to this. Like Itha's guide has a better FW but I just want to know what path so I follow so I can develop more secured FW by myself.

Ithas guide is good, but it’s on a device with artix7 chip. These are flagged be default on most ACs now

[biielcunha]

Originally Posted by Relentless

Ithas guide is good, but it’s on a device with artix7 chip. These are flagged be default on most ACs now

It doesn't make sense to flag a device just because its a artix7chip. What if you device is a real and legit? you can't be flagged for having a real devie.

[Neraz1m]

Originally Posted by biielcunha

It doesn't make sense to flag a device just because its a artix7chip. What if you device is a real and legit? you can't be flagged for having a real devie.

They don't care. They will flag you. Try it and you will see.

[Bench]

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