Re:Reverse Engineering an Integrated Circuit for Pwn2Win 201...
by yodon on Thursday October 26, 2017 @12:16AM
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Reading blog posts like this this is kind of like listening to Usain Bolt talk about how to run fast. Step 1: be better than anyone else. Step 2: work crazy hard.
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Re:Reverse Engineering an Integrated Circuit for Pwn2Win 201...
by q3k on Thursday October 26, 2017 @04:44AM
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As the author of this blog post, I'd like to stress that it's much, much more of Step 2 than 1. At least for me, can't really speak for Usain Bolt.
Also, don't forget Step 0: have fun doing what you're doing.
Re:Reverse Engineering an Integrated Circuit for Pwn2Win 201...
by pjc50 on Thursday October 26, 2017 @04:54AM
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For things like this, "have broad-but-shallow knowledge of a field" and "be lazy like Larry Wall" also work.
Re:Reverse Engineering an Integrated Circuit for Pwn2Win 201...
by opencl on Thursday October 26, 2017 @07:29AM
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It might seem that way if you're new to hardware stuff, but it's really not all that complicated. I'm not super knowledgeable myself (took all of 3 undergrad courses in digital logic design a few years ago and haven't worked with it since) but found the post very readable and interesting.
Re:Reverse Engineering an Integrated Circuit for Pwn2Win 201...
by eltoozero on Thursday October 26, 2017 @02:48AM
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> Step 1: work crazy hard. Step 2: be better than anyone else.
FTFY.
Re:Reverse Engineering an Integrated Circuit for Pwn2Win 201...
by kbenson on Thursday October 26, 2017 @03:57AM
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If by fix you mean completely change what was being expressed to the opposite, sure.
Re:Reverse Engineering an Integrated Circuit for Pwn2Win 201...
by ConfucianNardin on Thursday October 26, 2017 @04:13AM
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Alright then:
> Step 1: work crazy hard. Step 2: be better than anyone else. Step 3: work crazy hard.
FTFY.