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In March 2025, Adam Gowdiak disclosed the first public eSIM compromise. His lab extracted private keys from a chip using malware in an eSIM profile – abusing a vulnerability in the Java Card platform. Longtime contributor Eric Vétillard reflects on an architectural root cause: The real surprise is not that this has happened. It is that it took over 25 years for it to happen. The lack of on-card…
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