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Hydradancer: Faster USB Emulation for Facedancer

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Summary

Quarkslab releases Hydradancer, a HydraUSB3-based board bringing USB2 High-speed emulation to Facedancer for faster, more stable USB peripheral testing, detailing the RISC-V WCH569 challenges.
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