Targeting the Panasonic HVX200 HD camera
This is a semi-professional HD video camera that sells for $4000-5000. Regardless if you have this camera or not the methods discussed herein should encourage you to pull apart any device you have. Even with such a large pricetag the hardware and software of the device are rather comprehendable, in some cases laughably so. In [...]
Posted at 4:34 pm on July 26, 2009 | 6 comments | Filed Under: Reverse Engineering | Tagged: Embedded Linux, hvx 200, Reverse Engineering | read on
The Subterfugue process sandbox
These are tools that let one run a process and, in a sense, selectively debug by telling the tool to perform analysis when conditions are met in the kernel, such as when a certain argument is sent to sendto() one could replace it on the stack with their own value. You could write your [...]
