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The primary objective of this evaluation is to apply differential testing to analyze the behavior and potential security implications of various commercial eSIM on SIM solutions. This methodology aims to uncover inconsistencies, implementation deviations, and potential vulnerabilities by observing how different cards react to the same input sequences under controlled conditions.
To conduct a thorough and representative evaluation, we selected a diverse set of eSIM-on-SIM cards from multiple vendors. In total, \textbf{eight} different cards were included in the analysis, as shown in Table~\ref{tab:esim-overview}. These cards vary in terms of manufacturer, supported features, and firmware versions. The tests were conducted using the tracing, mutation, and fuzzing infrastructure described in \cref{ch:implementation}.
% experiments were conduct on a host machine running arch linux
% 32 GB of RAM, and and Ryzen 7 (find out actual version)
% smart card reader is the HID OMNIKEY 3121 USB
% experiments were conduct on a host machine running arch linux (6.15.5-zen)
% 32 GB of RAM, and and Ryzen 7 5800x
% smart card reader is the HID OMNIKEY 3121 USB in combination with sysmocom smart card adapter v1
% smartcard middleware library: pcsclite 2.3.3-1
All experiments were performed on a host machine running Arch Linux, equipped with 32\,GB of RAM and an AMD Ryzen 7 5800X processor. For physical communication with the \gls{esim} cards, an HID OMNIKEY 3121 USB smart card reader was used.
\todo{List Hardware specs}
All experiments were conducted on a host machine running Arch Linux (kernel version \texttt{6.15.5-zen}), equipped with an AMD Ryzen 7 5800X CPU and 32\,GB of RAM. For smart card interfacing, we used the HID OMNIKEY 3121 USB smart card reader in combination with the sysmocom Smart Card Adapter v1. The middleware stack was based on \texttt{pcsclite} version \texttt{2.3.3-1}, providing the PC/SC interface for APDU-level communication with the inserted \glspl{euicc}.
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