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Meh, the PSK can be used to connect to the network. The "cleartext" really does not matter unless you reuse passwords, which you shouldn't do. Anyone with phys

by Aissen 4y ago

Meh, the PSK can be used to connect to the network. The "cleartext" really does not matter unless you reuse passwords, which you shouldn't do. Anyone with physical access to your Echo probably has a dozen other methods to get access to your password. Now dumping this is still quite impressive for 14 year old. Kudos.

codetrotter 4y ago
> Anyone with physical access to your Echo probably has a dozen other methods to get access to your password. For example, walk two meters to the side over to where the router sits, flip it over and read the label where the PSK is printed on the router. :D
- toast0 4y ago
  Nobody read the password when it was on the router... So now I have it (with a big QR code that sometimes works) on a printed page taped to the side of the printer.
  - dzhiurgis 4y ago
    NSA has cameras that can scan your router QR code from space satellite
dcow 4y ago
> Now dumping this is impressive for a 14 year old. Kudos. The only part I don't believe is the three Makefiles. Even grey beards struggle write correct Makefiles. If Daniel wrote those too then that’s the truly impressive feat.
- photochemsyn 4y ago
  It's a nice project, the Makefiles are cloned from the amonet project this is based on. I tried understanding them with the help of ChatGPT, that was an illuminating exercise. I think (not sure) that the build rules could be better ordered, it seems like they're just scattered about in the Makefile relative to the order of events (compiling the C and assembly source code into the ELF file and hence to the binary).