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A Nerd's Life: Weeks of Firmware Teardown to Prove We Were Right

blog.quarkslab.com | research | #hardware-security | #reverse-engineering | #firmware | #ghidra | #hardware | #smartwatch | #jieli
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Summary

Quarkslab follows up its smartwatch firmware extraction with weeks of reverse engineering through JieLi's firmware format, proving the device's vital-sign measurements cannot be trusted.
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