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Coastermelt Part 1 - scanlime:001

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Advanced. Deep dive for people who know the field.

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SecurityHardwareReverse engineeringEmbedded systems

Micah Elizabeth Scott demonstrates how to reverse engineer the firmware of a Blu-ray optical drive.

Part 2: youtu.be/U7MTnbXXyVY The first in a series about reverse engineering optical drives for fun and maybe laser graffiti. Source: github.com/scanlime/coastermelt

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What people say. Recommended as an interesting demonstration of analyzing firmware images visually.

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This reminds me of Micah Elizabeth Scott analyzing a firmware image by looking at it in Photoshop: link to this video
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