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Intro
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Agenda
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Debug Interfaces
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The Problem
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Inspiration
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External Interfaces
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Internal Interfaces
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Pinouts
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PCB Layout heuristics
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Solder Mask
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Security through obscurity
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Traditional methods
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Design requirements
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Hardware overview
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Board overview
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Hardware subsystems
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RAM
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Propeller Tool
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USB Interface
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Adjustable Target Voltage
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Level Translation
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High Impedance
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Input Protection
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Diodes
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Firmware
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Space
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Break
Description:
Explore the world of debug interfaces and hardware hacking in this Black Hat conference talk. Learn about the challenges of discovering debug interfaces, traditional methods, and the inspiration behind the JTAGulator. Delve into external and internal interfaces, PCB layout heuristics, and security through obscurity. Examine the hardware design requirements and overview of the JTAGulator, including its board layout, subsystems, and key components such as RAM, Propeller Tool, and USB interface. Understand the importance of adjustable target voltage, level translation, and input protection in hardware hacking. Gain insights into firmware development for hardware security tools.

Discovering Debug Interfaces with the JTAGulator Part 1

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