VoidStar Security Wiki
- Clips / Jumpers / Probes
- Conclusion
- Fault Injection
- Flash Readers
- VSS: Beginners Guide to Building a Hardware Hacking Lab
- JTAG / Debug Adapters
- Logic Analyzers
- Microscopes/Magnification
- Multimeters
- Oscilloscopes
- Extending Ghidra Part 1: Setting up a Development Environment
- Introduction to Embedded Reverse Engineering
- Intro to Embedded RE: UART Discovery and Firmware Extraction via UBoot
- Replicant: Reproducing a Fault Injection Attack on the Trezor One
- On the Road: Our first onsite training of the year
VoidStar Security Wiki
Overview
Welcome to the VoidStar Security LLC Research and Blog Wiki, here you find previous blog entries, wiki articles on hardware hacking and other hardware security related content.
Getting Started
On the sidebar you will find links to our resources and writeups.
If you are new to hardware hacking and reverse engineering, check out our guide to building a hardware hacking lab
If you are interested in learning more through concrete examples of hardware hacking check out the two blogs linked from the sidebar
Content
This wiki/blog is the combination of VSS’s hardware security research as well as personal side projects done to illustrate the basics of hardware hacking and firmware reverse engineering.
- VSS Guide to Building Your First Hardware Lab
- VSS Research Blog
- Fun Hacks / Old Posts
- Ghidra Resources
Contributions
Contributions to write-ups and wiki pages are more than welcome. Simply make a pull request on the relevant file that you wish to edit and we’ll review it! Some of our previous contributors can be seen below:
Contact
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