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  1. Reverse engineering of esp32 flash dumps with ghidra …

    WEBApr 20, 2021 · The first step is to dump the flash content. esptool.py -p /dev/ttyUSB0 -b 460800 read_flash 0 0x400000 flash.bin. After installing the esp32_image_parser you can show the...

  2. Practical Reverse Engineering Part 4 - Dumping the Flash

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    Dumping flash usually needs to be done the "hard" way, i.e. desoldering the flash chip and reading it with compatible hardware. Usually this can be done with reasonable soldering skills and simple hardware like a raspberry pi with wide body SOP8 chip socket and flashrom.
    By default, the end of the resource provided is expected to end the flash dump. However, once an indicator of the end of the file (magic bytes, data size, or total size) is provided in the header or tail block, then the component will use the position of the field to read in the value and automatically set the end of the resource.
    There are some cases where not all of the flash dump includes OOB data. These are commonly indicated by magic bytes at the start of an offset and possibly delimiters between pages. OFRAK supports these formats as well. Each format is just a list of fields that specify their type and size. The types: DATA = 0 ECC = 1 ALIGNMENT = 2 MAGIC = 3
    If you couldn’t dump the memory IC for any reason, the firmware upgrade files provided by the manufacturers will sometimes be complete memory segments; the device simply overwrites the relevant flash areas using code previously loaded to RAM.
  4. Flash Dumping - Part I - Quarkslab's blog

  5. Flash Dump Made Easy With OFRAK - Red Balloon Security

  6. Hardware hacking tutorial: Dumping and reversing firmware

  7. Analyzing an esp32 flash dump with ghidra | by Olof Astrand

  8. Dumping Flash Content - The Tapo C200 Research …

    WEBmount tmpfs /tmp -t tmpfs -o size=20633600,nosuid,nodev,mode=1777 [ *] mkdir /tmp/sdcard. mount -t vfat /dev/mmcblk0p1 /tmp/sdcard/. And now you will be able to read / write to your SD card under /tmp/sdcard . The …

  9. Dumping a NAND Flash - Reverse Engineering Stack Exchange

  10. SySS-Research/nand-dump-tools - GitHub

  11. xbflash2 — XRT Master documentation - GitHub Pages