✧✦Catherine✦✧i heckin love looking at firmware. send me firmware pls
I like to develop and break embedded things🐧
Stefan Gloor
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@whitequark In my experience it gets tricky with more than 2. Source: I built multiple interposers in the last few years for Rowhammer research.
https://github.com/mcsee-artifacts/ddr5-udimm-interposer-pcb
https://github.com/refault-artifacts/fault-injection-interposer
@mmu_man Pretty sure it's an LCD. So maybe the backlight is broken?
@maehw Thanks! I used some random tool, I don't remember the name. Since the software is Windows-only, I was working in a VM anyway so I didn't care that much what I was installing. I tried a few options from a few sketchy sites until I found one that worked. Pretty sure it was a free trial of a paid tool.
Reverse-engineering a custom USB HID protocol, bypassing microcontroller readout protection, and hacking firmware with a hex editor:
See my latest blog post at https://stefan-gloor.ch/pulseoximeter-hack
JanaI love discovering personal blogs and websites.
No algorithm.
No competing anything.
Just a person, putting out what they want.
It's beautiful.
After hours of debugging I figured out that I accidentally ordered GD32F350R8T6 instead of GD32F350RBT6, with the latter having twice as much flash memory. Explains why the firmware doesn't fit.
@ant0inet challenge accepted
Baklava MonsterReview of a failed vulnerability disclosure process:
"The whole point of VDP, security.txt, bug bounty, etc., is to make the process of reporting vulnerabilities as smooth as possible and the main focus should remain on removing roadblocks for legitimate reports."
https://blog.ant0i.net/2025/09/bug-bounty-is-not-replacement-for.html
Atc1441DOOM on the ANKER Prime Charging station😅
The internal SWM34S MCU is just way too nice!
8MB RAM + 16MB Flash directly mapped to memory goes brrrr
Video on Youtube: https://youtu.be/MdOU8SqCqeY
