Collaborate Disseminate
Unbinare is a small Belgian company at the forefront of hacking e-waste into something useful, collaborating with recycling and refurbishing companies. Reverse-engineering is a novel way to approach recycling, but …read more Continue reading Remoticon 2021: Unbinare Brings A Reverse-Engineering Toolkit Into Recycling
Readers not aware of what Ghidra is might imagine some kind of aftermarket water cooler firmware or mainboard – a usual hacker practice with reflow ovens. What [Robbe Derks} did …read more Continue reading Taking Water Cooler UX Into Your Own Hands With Ghidra
You know how when you’re working on a project, other side quests pop up left and right? You can choose to handle them briefly and summarily, or you can dive …read more Continue reading Remoticon 2021: Uri Shaked Reverses the ESP32 WiFi
Is it at Java or JVM level? Is there a Java vulnerability scanner? To discover bugs such as this do you analyse Java code or the JVM? Is there a pure java vulnerability scanner for Java code or Java libraries?
Continue reading Log4j vulnerability at Java level or JVM level [closed]
I just don’t think it’s possible to create a hack-proof computer system, especially when the system is physically in the hands of the hackers. The Sony Playstation 5 is the latest example:
Hackers may have just made some big strides towards possibly jailbreaking the PlayStation 5 over the weekend, with the hacking group Fail0verflow claiming to have managed to obtain PS5 root keys allowing them to decrypt the console’s firmware.
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The two exploits are particularly notable due to the level of access they theoretically give to the PS5’s software. Decrypted firmware which is possible through Fail0verflow’s keys would potentially allow for hackers to further reverse engineer the PS5 software and potentially develop the sorts of hacks that allowed for things like installing Linux, emulators, or even pirated games on …
I’m trying to reverse engineer a power meter I’ve installed to integrate with HomeAssistant. It sends its data to a remote server, where I can log into a UI to view its data. Additionally, they have a REST API which costs a lot of money to… Continue reading Spoofing a server to intercept my IoT device’s data
Go programs may contain hundreds of calls, it is obviously impractical to manually look up each type using a hex editor. So, there is the script I use in my daily work. Continue reading Extracting type information from Go binaries
I read the report from tencent about MBUX hacking and wonder if it still works? Are there any known countermeasurements to this kind of hacking? What did Mercedes do to prevent this?
https://keenlab.tencent.com/en/whitepapers/Mercedes_Benz… Continue reading Hacking MBUX system
I understand the crackme I am researching is from 2007, however this was the point in my life when I initially became interested in reverse engineering and wish to complete it for nostalgia sake. Following on from this question, I intend t… Continue reading Some introductory reverse engineering help on finding a string
The open source world and Chinese manufacturing have a long relationship. Some fifteen years ago, the big topic was how companies could open-source their hardware designs and not get driven …read more Continue reading Hackers and China