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Brushing Up on Hardware Hacking – Reverse Engineering Electric Toothbrushes
With this post we provide an introduction to a three part series on hardware hacking and how to use a Raspberry Pi as a hardware hacking multitool. This post covers how to configure the Raspberry Pi and describes the first target that we will be using for the series
Whether performing a training exercise with a large group or consulting clients with embedded security needs, there is one question that I constantly receive: The resulting image in the deploy directory will have all the necessary tools installed and some additional features to help streamline access to the Pi. On first boot, the image will resize the root file system to match the remaining size of the SD card, and after that, you should see the following devices appear when the Pi is connected:
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