Exploring OFRAK’s Minimap View
A bird’s eye view of firmware binaries can helps an engineer situate themselves and accelerates analysis with OFRAK’s Minimap view.
November 8, 2022
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A bird’s eye view of firmware binaries can helps an engineer situate themselves and accelerates analysis with OFRAK’s Minimap view.
It is now possible to unpack, modify, and repack a raw flash dump while utilizing all of the power of current OFRAK. Learn more.
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The TL;DR? We used OFRAK to rewrite the badge firmware so that it auto-plays the solution for Challenge 1. Check out our video and
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