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This is great! I haven't come across much in terms of reverse engineering flutter apps specifically, it's good to see something like this can be done with relative ease. Nice work!…

Hi! Author here. Yes, whilst it is possible, you would have to boot the device using a computer every time, which renders it a pretty useless spy bug. It also wouldn't function as …

Thanks! I had a go at using beercss, as material design 3 has no official web version yet

I agree that physical access is a major limitation, yet it is something that could easily be resolved with an OTA firmware upgrade or by simply informing users how their password i…

Two reasons: 1. Mediatek processors have a preloader, essentially a bootloader, which checks the emmc for a bootable partition, and if it cannot find one (or the emmc is not functi…

As others have pointed out, even hashed passwords can be used to connect to a network. However, storing the password in plain text is an embarrassment for a company as big as Amazo…

I'd have to say free time is also a huge factor! I have exams coming up, but for now in free to hack stuff in my spare time. I was also looking into newer echo models, according to…

Hi! Thanks, when I write this I didn't realise that android used wpa_supplicant by default to manage wifi connections

Sorry, but I'm definitely 14! I created a separate profile because I didn't want anybody (i.e. Amazon) to be able to trace it back to my main account and find my full name. I usual…

Thanks for the feedback! It's the first time I've written anything like this, and I'm currently studying computer science so I appreciate the corrections as they help me improve my…

Sorry about that! I misunderstood how hashing works, and I've updated the page with a correction at the bottom

Just me, I'm currently studying computer science. Sorry for the misunderstanding of hashing, I've updated the page with a correction

Hi there! I wish I could claim that I wrote the Makefiles, but my knowledge of C is very limited and all the credit for that goes to xyzz, who created the original exploit intended…