Ellipal Joy - Unboxing, Review & Hacking - Malicious Firmware, DIY Device (STM32), Firmware Flashing

A video review of an Ellipal Joy Mnemonic generator.

Retail Ellipal Joy: Device:

Nucleo Bord: V2: v2

USB Serial Converter: OLED Display (SSD1306, SPI or I2C): Buttons: Kit: - Introduction

01:57 - Unboxing and Use

03:14 - Code and Hardware Review

05:37 - Flashing firmware to a Retail Ellipal Joy (Build with STM32CubeIDE)

07:52 - Adding SWD Header to Ellipal Joy (To allow firmware flash)

08:59 - Flashing firmware via STM32CubeProgrammer

11:31 - Debugging device via serial interface

12:18 - Demonstration of Malicious Firmware

14:24 - DIY Ellipal Joy (NUCLEO-H7A3ZI-Q)

18:48 - Conclusion - Summary

19:47 - Security challenges created by Open Source

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