Binwalk v0.3.1 – /dev/ttyS0
Binwalk v.0.3.1 just released, fixed several bugs and added some new signatures. Grab it here!
Binwalk v.0.3.1 just released, fixed several bugs and added some new signatures. Grab it here!
While the recent v0.2.1 release was a bug fix release, v0.3.0 has added some important new features: Include and exclude filters now match search terms on anything in the resulting output rather than just matching the first line description from the magic file. Signatures that are two bytes or less… Continue reading
A new version of our firmware analysis tool, Binwalk, has been released! This release features bug fixes and an improved signatures database. Be sure to get the new version here!
When you’re setting up a device for testing, sometimes you need to set up a DNS server. And when you do, you don’t want to be messing around with DNS configuration files. MiniDNS is a very simplistic DNS server that responds to all DNS queries with a single IPv4 address…. Continue reading
So you’ve got an embedded device that’s running Linux, you’ve tapped into the board’s serial port and you have a root shell. You’re poking around and want to run netstat/netcat/grep/whatever – but it’s not installed! And what’s worse, the device doesn’t have any utilities to perform a network file transfer…. Continue reading
Version 0.1.2 of LittleBlackBox was released last night. In addition to a new list of private SSL keys added to the database and some minor bug fixes, we’ve introduced a couple new features: Ability to update SSL key database to the latest SVN check-in. This keeps you up to date… Continue reading
No, this is not some new SSL vulnerability. In fact, it’s a really old vulnerability, as old as cryptography itself: keep your secret keys secret. A lot of embedded devices provide HTTPS support so that administrators can administer the devices securely over untrusted networks. Some devices, such as SSL VPNs,… Continue reading
We’ve just released a new version of Binwalk, our open source firmware analysis tool. This release features new firmware signatures and a huge speed increase; scan times for large firmware images went from ~12 hours to less than a minute! Download Binwalk here.