Wrong use case. It's a reverse engineering tool to extract firmware, secrets, and code to develop and exploit, not an exploit in and of itself. This would be a

Wrong use case. It's a reverse engineering tool to extract firmware, secrets, and code to develop and exploit, not an exploit in and of itself. This would be a horrendous way to recover user credentials but it's a great way to recover encrypted firmware, session/authorization/authentication keys derived in "Secure World" on embedded systems, and static runtime secrets decrypted using a derived key (key vaults, etc.).