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GigaVulnerability: readout protection bypass on GigaDevice GD32 MCUs

swarm.ptsecurity.com | vulnerability | #hardware-security | #gigadevice | #gd32 | #readout-protection | #firmware-extraction
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Summary

Positive Labs bypassed the readout protection (Security Protection) of GigaDevice GD32 MCUs, opening the door to firmware extraction from these popular STM32-compatible chips.
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