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The speaker talked about an exploitable vulnerability in the bootrom, correct? Thus all ESP8266s are permanently vulnerable and only a new die rev could fix it.
by jevinskie 10y ago
The speaker talked about an exploitable vulnerability in the bootrom, correct? Thus all ESP8266s are permanently vulnerable and only a new die rev could fix it. The CPU architecture is also interesting.
- fattire 10y agoThe talk description for "The Complete ESP8266 Psionics Handbook": "But few realize that beneath the veneer of accessibility lurks a Pandora's box of perils straight out of the 90s... This talk will focus on exploiting memory corruption vulnerabilities for platforms hosted on the ESP8266. This talk will focus on exploiting memory corruption vulnerabilities for platforms hosted on the ESP8266." The deck is here: https://speakerdeck.com/jsandin/the-complete-esp8266-psionics-handbook https://speakerdeck.com/jsandin/the-complete-esp8266-psionic...
- jevinskie 10y agoThank you for the slide deck! I arrived about halfway into the talk and hadn't seen the published slide deck until you pointed it out to me.
- dtornabene 10y agoyes thanks for this. Hadn't taken the time to hunt it down yet!