Getting Started With Hardware Hacking

[@Electrically-Electronic]

I'm looking forward to see hardware hacking videos from your channel. I've also done some projects in hardware hacking, like getting a root shell and reversing some custom binaries using ghidra. But hardware hacking isn't entirely linux. You may come across RTOSes or bare metal code. So I would advise you to work on with some routers or ip cameras because usually they run linux. Also, get good at understanding linux kernel driver code. Bash scripting is also important since you may have to analyse some start up scripts. When it comes to soldering, beware with leaded solder could possibly harm you if handled incorrectly. Also, the fumes emitted by rosin flux are also bad. So be cautious since it's your first time soldering.

[@MalwareCube]

The lunch tray idea is genius 😄

[@goxsec7105]

i love learning abt hardware hacking 🎉❤

[@shingareom]

Great, love your content ❤

[@d3crypt_m3]

Guys update your practical bug bounty Google drive link, capstone folder is missing

[@TCMSecurityAcademy]

Can you reach out to support via Discord? discord.com/invite/tcm

[@d3crypt_m3]

@@TCMSecurityAcademy I've already join

[@d3crypt_m3]

@@TCMSecurityAcademy just update capstone folder in Google drive link

[@InspireWithShubh]

❤

[@Segphalt]

Don't want to solder, get a BDM frame, im regularly shocked by the people who dont seem to know such a thing exists. And the superior option a 3d printed bdm frame that uses acupuncture needles as probes and little arms that you can position around a mounted board. Much easier to see than thr bdm frame and you can use micrscope, its like a manual version of a professional pobe station. I know how to solder reasonably well but its way easier to position the tip of a needle on something like a 0.4mm trace. (And if you get good you don't even need the manufacturer to even have probe points or headers already on thr board)

[@almightydusty3871]

i want discount code lmao