My Ongoing Book on Operating Systems: https://t.co/fvmn7Mt3dQ
Mini-Book on Executables: https://t.co/T2rWuARF67
Reverse Engineering Toolkit: https://t.co/49Mv7Q7Mok
Low-Level Learning Roadmap and Resources: https://t.co/OGmlzy4Ufi
Reverse engineering the precompiled Wi-Fi stack of ESP32 SoC to recreate an open source version
Part 1: https://t.co/ZGtu0ZIaAk
Part 2: https://t.co/tTTLNn8D6a
Repo: https://t.co/25ezvSu2Fw
#esp32#cybersecurity
The information security world went from telling people to never scan QR codes due to potential mobile exploits to making it a core part of Passkeys. That QR code threat must have disappeared or maybe it wasn’t as large as the noise everyone was making about it. 🤔
IoT devices reverse engineering and security analysis (+using Ghidra for debugging)
Excellent series by @ArtResilia
Part 1: https://t.co/PHqvcuai0f
Part 2: https://t.co/kGorAPkgTJ
Part 3: https://t.co/FDFXKAFARc
Part 4: https://t.co/OxzlaYO0vI
#iot#cybersecurity
Pull. Request. Number. ONE. Merged! Woohoo!! 😎
I just noticed my PR to the new @wolfSSL wolfssh examples repo was merged! This is my project that uses the @EspressifSystem#ESP32 or #ESP8266 as an #SSH server to connect to a plain text serial #UART
https://t.co/QCTvsf3x23