Introduction to Firmware Reversing

[@tomdoughty1577]

You know what I loved about this video compared to others? You were quick and straight to the point. Brilliant video, thank you!

[@shaunclubberlang2887]

I agree. Excellent video

[@avramitra]

Exactly!

[@WoWAuctionsnet]

Yeah, explaining too.

[@rodricbr]

thats not the point, the thing is to understand what it does and its functions

[@sinistergeek]

Exactly

[@tonygambacorta651]

Wow! I was wondering what all the YT notifications were about...then opened /r/reverseengineering and saw my video. Many thanks to everyone for the kind words- definitely inspired me to start cranking out content again. And sorry about that bad blog link that was in the description- fixed.

[@YuGoCheff]

You're such a great teacher Tony! More content would be awesome :)

[@helgesverre]

Would love some more videos :)

[@danielleal7999]

Hey Tony, I liked your video a lot and so I subscribed your channel. I'm currently working on a translation project and we need to reverse engineer and translate a firmware file, the extension is quite weird ".fw". Do you think you can have a look and give me a quick hint on what I can use to extract or edit this file? Here's the link: drive.google.com/open?id=1rF26ql5oewQYBgl1HL98FK0brspiW_Xu

[@mimmovisconti2559]

@@YuGoCheff Hello Nop.

[@azzajohnson2123]

Mate your the fucking bomb. I’m showing my employers how “out of date” their new shit is and how exploitable it is.

[@AllanAquinoVieira]

YT has just recommend this video, and this is by far one of the best tutorials that I have seen. Straight to the point, not wasting time explaining the basics at a nice place and eloquently narrated. Please post some more interesting videos, even if explaining the basics. YT needs more content like yours.

[@miigon9117]

The thing that’s great about his video is that he not only tells you how to do it but also tells you the thinking process, while still keeping the video short and straightforward. He’s a great educator. I hope my teachers are all like him.

[@miigon9117]

2 videos and 10k subs already, that’s the prove.

[@miigon9117]

Wow near 40k subs already!

[@dienadel30]

"The quieter you become, the more you are able hear" love that quote. Great video !

[@davidking2490]

Your conversational tone with the computer makes it very easy to understand. Thanks for enlightening us!

[@cryptographics9647]

Loved the enthusiasm despite you probably having done this a million times. inspiring

[@LuckyST]

you are one of the best teachers and explainers I've ever seen online. Your pace is excellent, and your pauses for in depth explanations are just when and where they should be! Please continue making videos! this channel is pure gold ! I got here by accident... and had no intention of reversing firmware and UART hacking, but now I want to!

[@tocraft573]

This guy is an absolute genius, the video layout, explanation, its all too good to be true

[@johnsmithking]

Your positive way of talking is a thrill to listen. You’ve made my day 🙏

[@LaneLarson]

Great video! I used it to reverse firmware for an NVR years ago, and I've come back to watch it several times again recently.

[@AWriterWandering]

Only two videos on this channel, but both of them are absolutely awesome.

[@PhoebusG]

Can't believe you only have two videos... get cracking, you're awesome!! Also an idea, maybe a twitch channel for live stuff. You can then edit highlights to youtube :)

[@damienclark7163]

I finally found a place on my level! I'm just learning this stuff. I'm building and working on esp devices with mqtt. Now burning chips. My normal profession for 23yrs is low volt work like access cctv etc. I subbed right away. Amazing teacher!

[@SimpleLangSolution]

It is a common tradition to come back to this video once or twice per year.

[@manuyel4845]

Hope he comes back with new videos someday

[@platronic]

youtube recommendations makes me cry because there's no new videos from this channel

[@evanlord2280]

ya same hello

[@bencesarosi7718]

This is top quality material, really. Even though I'm familiar with 99% of what is presented here, I literally enjoyed every single second of it. Thanks for your time!

[@ruhnet]

Agreed

[@ForcefighterX2]

Best video of expert IT knowledge I have ever seen in my 20 years of being a software engineer.

[@jonjimihendrix]

I learned more in this 11 minutes than I have in years of tutorials

[@chillappreciator885]

Two years later Google decided to recommend this video) Great job Goo)0)

[@webwolfy7310]

Wow, I can't tell you how immensely useful this has been! I have like two sheets worth of notes here :).

[@caritas3015]

Just caught your site by chance and super glad I did. Fantastic communication skills, you are hands down the best narrator I have ever heard for this genre. Usually, those "in the known" are, well, just dry and nerdy and have zero vocal skills. Love the banter the delivery, that coupled with the obvious mad electronic and programming skills you are a phenom in my book. I subscribed in the first minute. Keep them coming and I will look for your patreon info next. Thanks

[@moardub]

Dang where can I find more content like this? The presentation style and learning experience from this are top notch!

[@isaackay5887]

*_By far...my most favorite reverse-eng. tutorial_*

[@S0L4RE]

Please make more of these videos!! I love how straightforward and to the point they are!

[@micmacha]

This is the best KZbin channel I've bumped into in a long freakin' time. Thanks for doing this!

[@michaeljburt]

This is an absolutely brilliant demonstration. I learned about 20 very useful and interesting things there.

[@needausernameJesus]

Tony, I only see two videos? are you going to do more? I really liked this and inspired me to do this project. Hopefully you have more videos and I looked in the wrong library. All the best. Just subbed

[@pepe-perez]

man you should be a really good trainer, the flow of how you teach is the best.: iintro/overview - steps - ending/recap.

[@sevendesign1805]

Please come back with more content! MORE PLEASE!

[@bluegizmo1983]

You should be making more videos like this. Very informative and to the point!

[@adamarzo559]

Awesome video. Hope you come back and make another one, you are very informative with how you explain!

[@1malditoPerro]

I wish you would have found time to keep the videos coming. That would've been been great.

[@damienclark7163]

Share this on the right channels man. I so want more. You teach well in comparison like network chuck

[@Sunomis]

Great content! I'm shocked that there's only one of those. All the more precious I guess ?

[@DaVince21]

From now on, I'm going to pronounce lzma as Lizma as well. Hadn't heard that ever before.

[@michaelmoore830]

What an excellent video. I would buy an online course from this guy in an instant. Good pacing. No nonsense.

[@HackingIsDope]

just one word WOW, it was really beginner friendly and to the point!!!!

[@teddysoft]

YT said this video was right down my alley, and heck yeah 👍! Did learn a few new things! Best regards Ted

[@maxneumann]

The way you are explaining is just amazing

[@ricseeds4835]

This channel needs more videos

[@socat9311]

With consistent uploading you would be in million views easily. Really good stuff mate

[@WistrelChianti]

+1 for the academic sandwich. Superbly explained and great style. Very interesting video

[@DuckForPope]

This was a great introduction to firmware RE. I just subscribed, please produce more content if you find the time!

[@AbdelrahmanRashed]

I learned more in this video than my entire life on firmwares :D

[@kenerik]

Oh.. we need more of this stuff... 🔥🔥🔥

[@MrNightowl1980]

Love this video and the way you explained it. I followed along and opened a new world for me. Thanks so much!!

[@BoZmD]

Love the summary at the end! Nice.

[@Ha-ps9hj]

Please post more videos! These are phenomenal

[@Dabbo07]

A really well presented and put together video. Not something I'll ever do myself, but it was interesting to watch.

[@MaterialsSci]

Ah! I love your videos! Would love more in the future if you're inclined to make more :) Happy Holidays!

[@morrisoc1]

Great video, thank you! You will kick it on YT because your style is easy going and your easy to follow among with. Seems suggested video is pushing it so hopefully it's the first of many 👍

[@SimpleLangSolution]

I miss you Tony. Please come back.

[@newrind]

I hope this is just a start.. Looking forward to see more videos! Thanks

[@Decoy1982]

do you ever plan to do the follow-up videos you talked about? I was very impressed with this video, excellent quality and content. I would love to see more.

[@slano8850]

Thanks to KZbin algorithms,I’ve learnt something incredible today. Great video man

[@simotech917]

good ,short ,helpful , a lot of informations just in one video , thanks and keep shining .

[@peteyBeachsand]

Great stuff! Love your quick, no b.s. approach.

[@psionicjake]

Love this video! You are such a great instructor and got me all fired up to reverse firmware.

[@pfuisi]

Thanks Tony, this motivates me to try firmware reversing for my camera too. Have a great day. Greetings from Austria

[@Homass]

Hey Tony! Can you make more videos please? I think I speak for everyone here :)

[@c2ashman]

Awesome video dude. Great work. You combine good information at the perfect speed without stumbling.

[@akhileshb_]

Dude seriously make more these please.

[@ElihuStevens]

Love the way you explain EVERYTHING! Easy to follow. Hope you make some more videos!

[@adrian3k]

Great peace of information, new in fun with extracting firmware to check some configuration I need in my project :D

[@imperia777]

I was going to insta subscribe, but saw you have only one video. Bring up more content. This tutorial was excellent

[@judithjanneck1719]

First of all thanks. I needed this for my studies and you explained very well. Second of all: Where is that hardware video you promised?

[@PB-eg2je]

Awesome explanation. I hope you upload more videos.

[@kvykimo]

youtubes algorhitm recommending a 2 year old video to everyone again

[@dexterlazer5854]

because it's great

[@joshsitter-konishi2324]

Yeah, I was thinking the same thing but I still do this with my Kali for work so still rather relevant even some of the tools are a little different. Still gave him a thumbs up. Looked if he had more content and was sad that there wasn't.

[@ytcer]

Is that a problem? I came here voluntarily cos the other vid was wicked.

[@anteconfig5391]

That's nothing. I've been recommended 6-8 year old videos a couple of times already.

[@v.gedace1519]

Why not? And: The YT algo figured out that the video content is still relevant. ;-)

[@frontier9]

No more content on this channel like this, have you done anything similar anywhere else?

[@AxelWerner]

This is one of the most beautiful tutorial videos ive ever seen!!! from zero to hero in 11 mins (feels like just 2mins). and the fun thing is, i do have the exact same cam and model ^-^ double fun to learn more about it by looking into its code. - btw: did i see a shellscript building a linux passwd file (user accounts/maybe passwords) from NV RAM content ?! VERY interesting!!! PLEASE!!! MORE!!!

[@fernanmateos]

Fantastic couple of videos, man. I am subscribing in case you decide to do some mire at any moment in the future.

[@epicphp5493]

where are you man we miss you :(

[@RhoTrepaan]

a really cool introduction to simple reverse enginering. thanks!

[@darshanh9197]

Bro please make a full course of hacking..!! You're best teacher..!! 🙂

[@michelangelos8659]

Wow great video ... I know you must be a busy guy for sure cuz you gave me more insight in one video than what I have tried to learn from others videos in this genre ... I look forward to watching more of your great and easy to follow content

[@AutomaticGamess]

@Tony Gambacorta, could you make a video explaining how to re-pack the file-system back into the firmware after making changes to it?

[@AboodNour]

That's really a good introduction. Can't wait to see more of this. :)

[@zeroows]

Thank you Tony

[@evidencemonday5948]

Awesome video. Please can we have more of this where we can use ida or ghidra to analyse the services running on the firmware?

[@dmytromykhalko4001]

It's just an amazing video! Very thanks to the author for sharing his knowledge, it's super useful and clear. Really appreciate your work!

[@thetiredtechie2704]

Short and sweet - looking forward to more!

[@robertairley-moffat5539]

This is great. I would like to see an example of repackaging it with the modified filesystem image.

[@AutomateTon]

You earned a subscriber and a student. SENSEI!

[@Fred_Klingon]

Absolutely brilliant tutorial! I've never worked with security related stuff, but if I had some spare time I would definitely watch your videos to learn. I prefer to code software, but yes.... You can write better code once you know how it can be drilled out. Little story: my ISP blocked my ADSL line, but I was still able to connect and do searches on Google, while other urls lead me to the ISP "cannot access internet" page. That made me think a bit about why I was able to access website if I clicked on their link as Google search result, while I was blocked when typing the url in the address bar. It turns out that I'm using Google Dns, so it made me think that the ISP lock kicks in after the ip name resolution. Could it be used to build some sort of tunnel to avoid the block? Probably I will never try to do it, not at the moment because I don't have enough knowledge with this things. By the way, is fascinating. Sorry for thinking loud :) But, if anyone can tell me what was happening, I will be very happy! Bye

[@shifter65]

This video sounds like its part of a larger series... Is the rest available somewhere else?

[@sevendesign1805]

Seriously, his KZbin account only has two videos. One from 2 years ago and one from 2 weeks ago. His content is superb but, unfortunately, inconsistent.

[@the_mister_magister]

Finally i see someone using dd for it's intended purpose

[@oussamathedjfreeman]

the best video about firmware explanation :) thumbs up

[@baitking1219]

i don't know why i got here but this is good content.

[@jameswiz]

I love the way he talks to the system kernel as he's typing.. like "hey Google!" Or "Hi Siri", except his fingers are the ones doing the talking..

[@tzitzutzt4322]

Beautifull man, any chance for more videos?

[@alansailing1387]

I found these two video's really educational, can you post more?

[@leonano4976]

WoW ... awesome work... Keep doing more videos... I want to learn reverse engineering any suggestions?

[@megacrab]

Come back! We need more! :)

[@fuanka1724]

Good video. Hope to see more like this.

[@johnson554671]

You're smart and good with Linux! Thanks for your tutorial.

[@auspistic]

This video cured my LZMA

[@paulmacgiollacaoine8619]

Amazing video, easy to follow and a great pace, thank you :)

[@jacquesquipere]

Awesome, please make some more of these!

[@dymastro788]

Awesome!!! glad KZbin recommended this