Chip-Off Firmware Extraction: A Complete Step-by-Step Guide

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• AN

  @AndreasWienes · 8 months ago

  Thank you so much for publishing this mini course for free!

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• SP

  @Spondooly-k4x · 7 months ago (edited)

  I can't tell you how much I enjoyed and learned from your course on IOT hacking (that I found through the matt brown security channel) - super thorough and really hands on and pretty technical! Great to see the chip off extraction here too.  Big thank you for sharing all your expertise.  One thing I would note is that when you made your excellent course the firmware extraction (.bin) back then differed to a new unit I used, I think they must have seen the device as a target and changed a lot of the firmware to make it a lot less interesting.  Didn't make a difference to the learning apart from there was no squashfs in the .bin.  But it was all brilliant especially the hardware hacks.  Keep producing!

• SA

  @saimazehra6462 · 9 months ago

  Great video especially for a new creator

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• PH

  @philc787 · 9 months ago

  100% - keep them coming. Perhaps try some catchy titles to grab attention on specific areas of interest. A bit like Matt browns.

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• BR

  @breakglass3025 · 5 months ago

  Great vid. Btw, it's Kapton not Clapton.  More generic - polymide film tape.

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• FA

  @faizunnisataqi2581 · 6 months ago

  Hi, I have an microchip PIC18F6520, can I use the same procedure to extract the firmware or does it differ?

• HI

  @Hibou307 · 3 weeks ago (edited)

  I can used it for extract a cpu firmware of LG air conditioner or the close source mcu.

• UV

  @Uvemode · 3 months ago

  Hey! What about using the pcbites pogo probes directly on the chip pins? I have 6 probes and I was wondering if I could avoid the other steps with that, I prefer to not desolder parts

• GR

  @gr33pp · 9 months ago

  You literally have only one video and no profile description of your previous course. I think this is a fake YouTube channel..