Please keep doing things like this. I have a grandson, and he and I are both learning cybersecurity, among other things. I want to help him and myself to take back the power from those who seek to control us.
@rogergriffin98932 сағат бұрын
"You could have a battery powered rooted LTE device that you could carry around with you and do all sorts of fun things!" WAHOO!!! Ha ha ha ha.
@peerlessrecords62362 сағат бұрын
i once sold a modified mp4 player that I was working on for fun. I renamed it's bluetooth name to 'Justin Bieber' and sold the (approximately. $50) noname player for $250. is this considered ethical hacking yet? 🙈
@LokiCDK3 сағат бұрын
Is the Shopify website builder the new 5-minute wordpress templates for e-commerce sites? :D Also; you just put your feet on the Internet. So, yeah, that's going to be out there forever now.
@74Gee12 сағат бұрын
Civic duty would be to run '> *.php'
@davidrichard174412 сағат бұрын
Electrolytic capacitors are in practice always polarized, so the pin on the side of the capacitor can with stripes are always ground.
@saultube4415 сағат бұрын
If you're gonna use Copper stripe you might as well use flux to get the best of hot air gun and the Copper stripe
@jerrylim638117 сағат бұрын
Any recommended programmer other than xgecu?
@MrPafleouf22 сағат бұрын
mad skills bro
@Pippy62623 сағат бұрын
I need to find a oscilloscope to see voltage waves that’s a reasonable price
@Uneedhelp91Күн бұрын
Subscribed!
@LaPelusaMojadaКүн бұрын
I don’t know what 60% of what this is but it dumps dopamine into my brain!! How do I begin my Tech journey! I took an informatics course and made it to the instal os/ drivers part… but that was 11 years ago D,,,x
@LaPelusaMojadaКүн бұрын
29:41 we all felt that mild discomfort lmao so humbling
@HFSYungКүн бұрын
Great Job,
@FaceTatMattКүн бұрын
literally TRIPPPED BALLS, My real last name on paper, and govt files is Brown!its 5:17am and im scrolling randomly and i see this and click to hear "hey Matt brown here." at the start i literally set my full 100% un-devided attention to this entire video. i love all the technical basics of just how things work,this.... this kind of shit man , i wish i had gotten more into it when i was younger and not into the stupid shit i do today. so keep on learning man! i too live by what you said at the end we do all make mistakes but what we do afterwords is what truly defines us! haha (side note: Bruyere is just my other parents last name)
@sakuyarulesКүн бұрын
Loving these videos, thanks!
@ramjet4025Күн бұрын
Matt, Do the world a favour and show us how to use old Vivinet security cameras that are supposedly unusable for any purpose other than Vivinet. Vivient specialized in defrauding the vulnerable, signing old aged people for fraudulent contracts.
@PrincepalSingKiVinesКүн бұрын
Hey @Matt Brown, I able to extraction of any firmware because i'm laptop repair technician but i don't know that do next after get firmware for any iot device. I use binwalk for Extraction but don't know more about how find vulnerability. I want move in hardware hacking please guide me!
@solodev5739Күн бұрын
I’m nowhere near as technical but this was really entertaining and informative just watching the thought process and steps you take to reverse engineer this thing
@adambzhКүн бұрын
you could save most of your time by dump the spi chip directly instead of using uboot and terminal, there are sop16 clipper available, you don't even have to solder, and plus a ch341a programmer might only costs $10 writing a script to convert hex text to binary file is just for show, have heard of "past from hex text" menu in 010editor/imhex/winhex? btw, a little tip, if you have issue to stop uboot or whatever bootloader from auto booting, just short the emmc/eeprom/nand flash data pins, if it cant read data to ram, it cant boot, most of those evil bootloader will drop you to the shell if boot fail
@AndrewMurphy1Күн бұрын
Those POTS ports are not for DSL but conventional phones. It converts them to VoIP
@RoodyКүн бұрын
I'm a tech software engineer and I watched you doing magic today. I do projects in python and other languages in my free time, and I felt your passion. I'm going watch and learn more from you buddy, keep going the good work!
@MTGTolgahanGaming2 күн бұрын
I dont undersdqnt any of it but i enjoyed watchig it is it means like when he got into the router and got the full control of it since it can be powered by batteries is it possible to run it make it free wifi and gather ip addresses and hack simultaneously while sittin on cafe or something
@Skynightburst2 күн бұрын
This is really educational.
@bertblankenstein37382 күн бұрын
Exactly what I needed. Thank you. Just got a T48 reader and do not want to go back to windoze for that.
@bertblankenstein3738Күн бұрын
Read some eeproms and eproms today, kicking it old skool. :)
@adamrobson802 күн бұрын
Tullio must have spent some bread at Google I'm sick of seeing him 😒
@dmknght89462 күн бұрын
I think some IT guys checked the server and removed backdoors. However, the critical vuln is still there.
@karonovoa2 күн бұрын
Matt, its Igor. Thanks for all. Now how to Jailbreak myself? Haha.. mad stuff
@karonovoa2 күн бұрын
🎉🎉🎉dont worry be happy
@adortubia2 күн бұрын
👋 hello Matt. awesome video. I see you from Chile
@saultube442 күн бұрын
I never seen you dude, but just 'coz of your first few secs of your video I already liked you and subbed; we're of the same "Tribe": The Tinkerers 😁👍
@michaelhenry-hurst27872 күн бұрын
simple issue just never ever ever use ISP provided routers
@Bill_Bacon2 күн бұрын
Your videos are real eye openers for ppl that have been away from the profession, for years in my case. Thank you.
@leonpano2 күн бұрын
That 4G module I got once in a Mini PC(x86 based) Is quiet generic and to use it you just need a SIM card slot (can be motherboard or adapter card) and a mini PCIE slot(mostly for older WiFi cards as newer boards mostly come with M.2, but for 4G/5G modules is still mostly with mini PCIE) that thing can work with windows(need to install driver) also linux(on Ubuntu 24.04 work out of box)
@MilanPutnik2 күн бұрын
Subscribed! And man impressive skills with Python, on par with your knowledge of circuit boards, microchips, everything. I laughed when you saw spi and went like "ah this is SPI type of storage yeah okay I know", etc. LOL! I enjoyed every bit of it, one of the best videos I've stumbled upon as of lately.
@norm11243 күн бұрын
Amazing video, having XIAO RP2040 laying around this should work too. Did you test if it can communicate with the JTAG port of your STM32?
@Qubitmyst3 күн бұрын
Nice one, keep going dude! another good tool to mount files over the net is sshfs :)
@Ahmedalroky3 күн бұрын
Previously I used flashrom, I will check this out
@dagobb3 күн бұрын
Great!
@JordanPlayz1583 күн бұрын
32:53 You know, I didn't know that you could actually change root being uid 0, I mean it makes sense but weird with security tips like "don't use ssh under default port" (Security by obscurity so I don't agree with it) that there wouldn't be ones like change root username (although I think most don't recommend allowing ssh root login)
@weinihao36323 күн бұрын
That is really cool! Waited a long time to find a programmer that has support for an apparently obscure FLASH chip on toshiba hardisk PCBs called 25U81A (apparently used to store the cached data in disk RAM in case of an unexpected power failure). Finally I can add it myself! I'll order a T48 today!
@BobHannent3 күн бұрын
I'm glad there is an open source Linux alternative, but it's a little insulting to the developers who worked on the original project to call their software sketchy just because they're from another country and it's not open source. Imagine if you had to work as a closed source developer to feed yourself and someone was insulting your work? That developer could be doing their best but some guy on the internet decides they're malicious just because you're from another country.
@mattbrwn3 күн бұрын
people have observed that software making weird web calls out to random servers. If someone is insulted by what I said that's not my problem.
@XFourty73 күн бұрын
Thanks for the info, keep up the great vids for sure! ;)
@Unknown88763 күн бұрын
Brother please guide me 🙏🏻 , I am facing some challenges, the challenge is, I have a Karbonn Titanium S1 Plus without battery and without screen but have its charger and I have another device battery which is totally similar to Karbonn i.e. output voltage, input voltage, max voltage but mAh is different so I want to factory reset it in this condition and i had connected Karbonn to my pc and checked in device manager of pc in port section, there my Karbonn device was showing and saying that It is in good condition, I had gone to mobile repair shop and showed him the condition of device they said they don't have battery and display of this device because this brand is not available and said rarely you will get these parts in any unknown old smartphone repair shop, and I have seen many of your videos about doing things like firmware extraction or other things so I think you will know how to do and i hope you will help me .
@attribute-46773 күн бұрын
@8:10 why does the “uhhh” sound so weird??
@liviuq3 күн бұрын
nice seeing open source software replacing proprietary software for good hardware.
@brettemurphy3 күн бұрын
FYI the large socket is called a ZIF (Zero Insertion Force) socket.
@scottspitlerII3 күн бұрын
Can someone build an open source T56 using something like the RP2354B? The PIO’s on board along with the rest of the hardware blocks COULD be enough to implement one… 🤔 maybe we should start one?
@gio00422 күн бұрын
Someone competent should definitively make an open source hardware alternative, i'm pretty sure that hardware-wise a T56 with 5 adapters shipped from china is not worth 280€, it's probably worth max. 10€ in components. It's a ripoff.
@scottspitlerII3 күн бұрын
You rock man! Keep going!!
@manueluninteressant99173 күн бұрын
Hey matt, can you help me with read a MB9AF004BGL-G-103-ERE1??? I will pay for it. Cheers