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turns out Qualcomm dropped the sources for talking to their Embedded USB Debug (EUD) peripheral, and it works on the OnePlus 6!

This means we get JTAG access directly via the USB port, yes seriously! There is also a UART peripheral which we can hook up (so far untested).

Basically you write 1 to a magic register (typically from the Linux driver but i have been testing from U-Boot) and all of a sudden a 7-port USB hub appears on your PC (in addition to whatever USB gadget you had set up) with a single device which is the EUD control interface.

Now that the code to talk to it is public (and functional with this openocd fork https://github.com/linux-msm/openocd) you can get JTAG access to the device for easier debugging of the kernel or U-Boot!

It seems like this works "by accident" on the OnePlus 6, likely the same debug policy misconfiguration that causes the device to go to crashdump instead of just rebooting (so it's unlikely to work on say, the PocoPhone F1, but maybe worth a try!).

There seem to be protections in place so you can't escalate to EL2 or EL3, when in EL2 all registers read as 0

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Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai

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Wanna earn up to $100,000 a month? Perhaps doing crime? For obscure reasons? This is your opportunity.

Don't miss out on this bizarre hacking campaign, which is currently looking for recruits on Twitter.

🤔 🤔 🤔

https://techcrunch.com/2025/04/01/someone-is-trying-to-recruit-security-researchers-in-bizarre-hacking-campaign/

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Don't. Make. Me.

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Jonathan ‘theJPster’ Pallant

Me: The 90's were great

Also me: *casually downloading a 6 GiB ISO at 30 MiB/sec in 3.5 minutes*

Some things are definitely better than they were, and download speeds is one of them

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New tool! Meet the iFixit ESD-Safe Hammer.

We hear you: sometimes you need a little more oomph to finish your fix. So, we engineered the world’s first hammer designed for electronics repair. It's built with a non-conductive handle, ESD-safe head, and just enough heft to "persuade" stubborn components.

Perfect for:
🔋 Glued-in batteries
🪛 Stripped screws
🔌Soldered memory
💥 Stress relief

Now unavailable at iFixit.com.

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New on MDN, I've documented all-new, fully-customizable <select> elements: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn_web_development/Extensions/Forms/Customizable_select. Thanks to everyone who provided reviews!

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@mttaggart @TheDFIRReport BR has pretty neat evasion capabilities that you'd have to develop for CS. CS on the other hand is more "operator friendly"...
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sixteen character network interface name

New iocaine & new template deployed. It looks great!

  • Fancy markov-generated title!
  • Beautiful CSS!
  • Still can speak with some JS help!
  • Minified output!
  • QR code with alt text, all garbage!
  • Hungarian content on the demo page! (until I restart iocaine again)

https://poison.madhouse-project.org/

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When parameterization fails: SQL injection in Nim's db_postgres module using parameterized queries https://blog.nns.ee/2025/03/28/nim-postgres-vulnerability/

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@joxean You mean the power lines/transformers? If so, are these expensive enough to outweigh differences in power plant rebuilding costs? I mean even if you rebuild the distribution system you'd still be in trouble if there's nothing to hook up to, but maybe the distribution is much more costly than the plant so it doesn't matter? On the other hand, how many men, bombs, planes, etc. do you need to wipe a distributed vs. monolithic system?
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Periodic reminder that the rr-project (time-traveling gdb) is alive and kicking:

https://rr-project.org/
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A Light Shining In Darkness

Vibe Wizards will never understand.

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How does it compare in difficulty to destroy a coal plant vs wind farm by bombardment?
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