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IoT Exploitation Practice is an open source IoT project from Hackaday.io, indexed by ZouIC.

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Hackaday.io
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IoT

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Where does IoT Exploitation Practice come from?

ZouIC indexes it from Hackaday.io, original page at https://hackaday.io/project/133904-iot-exploitation-practice.

What stack does IoT Exploitation Practice use?

tags hardware hacking, UART, JTAG, router, security.

IoT Exploitation Practice
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IoT Exploitation Practice

Since I've been really interested in hardware hacking for quite some time I finally decided to pull apart an Archer C7 v2 (rip I fried it), new target is a D-Link DIR-601 and poke around a bit. I got UART easily and suspect there's JTAG pinout but won't know for sure until I brute force them. Trying to use this as a learning experience; will update with more pics later after I hook up an Arduino and run JTAGenum.

Technical Specifications

Source platform
Hackaday.io
targets
TP-Link Archer C7 v2 / D-Link DIR-601

Project Info

Source PlatformHackaday.io
Categoryiot
LicenseLicense per the original page
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