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Binwalk: Firmware Analysis Tool
- spydum 6y agoInteresting, I knew about binwalk as it's fun to poke at IOT firmware updates and find vulns, but never knew about binwalk pro
- piracy1 6y agoa classic
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- voxelghost 6y agoAppreciating the simple honest 'sold out to the man' announcement.
- FreshFries 6y agoPersonally I have 0% use for this tool, but just the texts make me want to find a way to get this service in our tool chain. - we have finally sold out to the man and released a cloud-based firmware extraction engine called Binwalk Pro. After all someone needs to pay devttys0 so he can buy more milling equipment and feed his children (in that order). - CLOUD-BASED FIRMWARE EXTRACTION - STOP DOWNLOADING FROM GITHUB - With the cloud-based version you: Stop wasting time compiling source code I am going to find someone at work who can use this and make the company sign up.
- roywashere 6y agoI have a paid account & used it to reverse engineer firmwares successfully with it. It also seems they are adding (much needed) features at a high pace now (compare between images). Much appreciated! Can recommend.
- hhh 6y agoBinwalk Pro @ $10/month when I used it was very reasonable price wise. Their new product is much more expensive though ($1000/scan for hobbyists)
- Thorrez 6y agoWhere do you see $1000? It still says $10/month for me. https://www.refirmlabs.com/binwalk-pro/ https://www.refirmlabs.com/binwalk-pro/
- stellersjay 6y agoLove this this tool, but that price is expensive for hobbyist unless they selling their work or paid for through a company
- craftoman 6y agoUsed this tool few years ago on a ZTE router. Worked like a charm without any problems
- znpy 6y ago> After all someone needs to pay devttys0 so he can buy more milling equipment and feed his children (in that order). That person's got their priorities straight.