@kbeckmann.bsky.social do you know if there is a possibility to count clock cycles with the pico pio? I used „jmp x— label“ but this only works out after reaching 0. can it be done with an irq? Do you have an idea? :)

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implemented a script for #GlasgowInterfaceExplorer that lets you discover the connectivity of any IC with JTAG boundary scan, provided you can give the IC an arbitrary stimulus (here done by using a glasgow output connected to a needle point probe)

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Reminder! In case if you cannot get access to your IoT device / router - try the infamous pin to poke method. Here is a quick demo on how to bypass the password protection of an UART interface on a router.

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This week, I played around with the RDP1 of an STM32. Yesterday, I got my glitch stable. If you want to extract the firmware of your IoT devices and get into embedded device hacking, you can find me this year at @orangecon.nl. There, we will pick an easier target and not use an FPGA but a Rasp Pico.