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How I used SECRET NSA TECHNOLOGY to hack my gaming keyboard

Name: How I used SECRET NSA TECHNOLOGY to hack my gaming keyboard
Uploaded: 2019-03-12T07:05:41Z
Duration: 5 min 57 s
Channel: ‮retraC ‬Sa‮edn
Description: Carter Sande demonstrates how to reverse-engineer the game Super Hexagon using Ghidra to sync keyboard backlights with in-game graphics.

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Linked in the descriptiongitlab cartr/super-hexagon-keyboard-hack

Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.

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Security Hardware Reverse engineering Embedded systems

Carter Sande demonstrates how to reverse-engineer the game Super Hexagon using Ghidra to sync keyboard backlights with in-game graphics.

In which I reverse-engineer the game Super Hexagon using Ghidra. Check out the code here: gitlab.com/cartr/super-hexagon-keyboard-hack/#

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What people say. Recommended as an entertaining demonstration of using Ghidra for reverse engineering and hardware interaction.

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