Category: Hardware Hacking
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Multi-RTL – Assembly 2/2 – Hardware Hacking Series #11
In this video I finish soldering the two RTL-SDRs together and put them together into their original cases.
Read MoreMulti-RTL – Basic Test – Hardware Hacking Series #12
In this video I test that the modified RTL-SDRs are working and also discuss a few improvements on how to solder on the wires and connect the finished version to your computer.
Read MoreMulti-RTL – Assembly 1/2 – Hardware Hacking Series #10
In this video I begin assembling a multi-RTL by removing the crystal from one of the RTL-SDRs (R820T or R820T2) and also one of the capacitors.
Read MoreSamsung UART – DEMO – Hardware Hacking Series #9
In this video I double check that I haven’t shorted out the custom USB cable, before connecting it to the computer and Samsung phone.
Read MoreSamsung UART – Prototype Board – Hardware Hacking Series #8
In this video I solder the headers, variable resistor, and wires onto the prototype board.
Read MoreSamsung UART – Micro USB Header – Hardware Hacking Series #7
In this video I solder on the individual Ethernet wires onto the micro USB header.
Read MoreSamsung UART – Introduction – Hardware Hacking Series #6
In this video I go through the hardware that I will use, to create a custom Micro USB to Samsung UART adapter.
Read MoreAccessing Hidden Serial Consoles – BusPirate Demo 2/2 – Hardware Hacking Series #5
In this video I demonstrate how to connect a BusPirate device to the router and access the serial console with PuTTy!
Read MoreAccessing Hidden Serial Consoles – USB-to-TTL Demo 1/2 – Hardware Hacking Series #4
In this video I demonstrate how to connect the USB-to-TTL device and access the serial console with PuTTy!
Read MoreAccessing Hidden Serial Consoles – Fixing Bad Grounds – Hardware Hacking Series #3
In this video I talk about a bad ground on the header I previously soldered on. The header is subsequently removed and replaced with an appropriately sized header.
Read MoreAccessing Hidden Serial Consoles – Multimeter & Oscilloscope – Hardware Hacking Series #2
In this video I show how to use a multimeter to find the RX, TX, ground and voltage pins. Following that, I show how to use an oscilloscope to confirm which pin is for receiving data, where the data transfer is then shown in the oscilloscope program.
Read MoreAccessing Hidden Serial Consoles – Overview – Hardware Hacking Series #1
In this video I talk about the tools required to modify a router slightly, so that the serial console can be accessed. The serial console is basically a backdoor, sometimes “locked”, into the heart of the router.
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