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Just in case anyone else wants to quickly dump a spi flash and only has a clone rp2040: Opensensor's build works github.com/opensensor/pico-s… while those from stacksmashing (fails to sync) and Riku_V (fails to read) don't.
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🤔 Ever wondered what happens when hackers meet Raspberry Pi? The #RP2350 hacking challenge revealed 5 ingenious attacks, and Marius Muench & @StackSmashing at #hw_ioNL2025 broke down two of the most thrilling ones— #faultinjection & double glitches! 👉youtu.be/Lqx-pXMq56U?si=6LXB…
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I think only the new stepping has been validated. I remember some people had issues with the original.
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This RP2350 update is EXACTLY what embedded security needs - a hardened AES implementation with real-world testing through hacking challenges. Practical security validation at its best!
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plus 5V tolerant GPIOs ... this is great news
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Not just retro! There are many 5V sensors, modules and Arduino Uno R3 shields.
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And be able to handle spikes up to 120v for those accidental fun times :D
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29 Jul 2025
Absolutely huge. Will be able to use this to read from the Game Boy cartridge bus!
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Us *real* retro guys want it to be /12 volt and 20ma current loop tolerant.
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Of note for retro computing: "Those of you interfacing RP2350 to retro computer hardware will be pleased to hear that, after an extensive qualification campaign, RP2350 is now officially 5V tolerant!"
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🏠🚗Imagine a hacker trying to access your car’s keyless entry system or bypass the lock on your smart doorbell Join @StackSmashing at #hw_ioUSA2025 to learn how to build glitchers and discover errors in everyday tech 👉hardwear.io/usa-2025/trainin… #faultinjection #firmwaresecurity
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Corelan Day 4 @corelanc0d3r @BSidesItalia @BSidesRoma : All about the stack! Tackling buffer overflows and understanding how things really work under the hood. #ropchain #aslr #Corelan #ExploitDev #InfoSec #StackSmashing We are rocking!!
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Security researcher Stacksmashing showed how hackers may use a $4 Raspberry Pi Pico to retrieve the  BitLocker encryption key from […] The post Microsoft BitLocker encryption hacked by a cheap off-the-shelf Raspberry P... s.mtrbio.com/bauxhiwuzi
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17 Jan 2025
Last year @stacksmashing presented the pico-sniffer, this year Thomas (infosec.exchange/@tlambertz) demonstrates a software-only attack that would make breaking Bitlocker even easier!
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From startups to large companies, we've seen this setup used by many corporate clients in the wild. Here's why this is so difficult to fix and Microsoft has not changed the exploitable default settings yet: neodyme.io/blog/bitlocker_wh…
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New by me @Forbes: I've spoken with Thomas Roth (stacksmashing) @ghidraninja about how he hacked the new iPhone USB-C controller and the security implications of that. It is a truly significant bit of research; huge kudos are deserved. #infosec forbes.com/sites/daveywinder…

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