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Does the uFAI have access to it's own public key? If so, I think it can produce coherent output.
All it has to do is encrypt random things with the public key, until it finds something that produces coherent-looking ciphertext from it's own perspective, and then there's a two-way channel.
Isn't "encrypt random things with the public key, until it finds something that produces [some specific] ciphertext" exactly what encryption is supposed to prevent?? :)
(Not all encryption, but commonly)
In RSA, it is easy to find a message whose encryption begins with "001001," for example.