A brilliant example of a side channel attack! Using only a 1-bit output (crashed/not crashed) to leak enough of code section bytes for disassembling. I only wish such videos were easier to find.
@SahilAftab-p6t
Ай бұрын
Sir I also own a device that have snapdragon 660, and when I unlocked its bootloader, a warning came saying that it is unlocked, is there a way that it can be removed? Without locking the bootloader?
@AJDRAGON01
2 күн бұрын
How would I go about requesting the unlock code for a device that has the Qualcomm SDM660?
@dummy2dummy211
8 ай бұрын
Can it be used for SM-T290 Tab of samsung which is intentionally being killed by samsung by preventing flash of custom images ?
@segfault-berlin
3 жыл бұрын
Its a shame he disclosed these, access to bootloaders is people's right.
@brickwilbur9805
2 жыл бұрын
HELP ANYONE WITH SOME ANDROID SKILLS!! HACKED ATTACKED. ?? A few days ago, while watching a KZitem video(via the App) on my Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G, the left half of the video portion was covered with a pinkish/orangish screen with the words "MICROWAVE SPY CAMERA 1.XXXX" (where xxxx was 4 digits that I don't remember). After about 20 seconds, I clicked the next video and the exact same thing occurred. I then clicked back to the previous video and the video didn't have this "notice". Then I returned to the new video and it was no longer there either! I played one more completely different video and it wasn't on it either. I tried to look in the developer options for how to see active programs running and it listed about 20, but nothing that stood out as suspicious. I just now put the phone in airplane mode. How can I inspect my phone for evidence of this "screen notice"? Maybe some kind of cache files containing the "screen notice" or whatever? Is there a way to get a dump of ALL processes running before it's too late and it terminates, or the cache gets deleted? I would like to get proof this exists on my phone. Need evidence. Please help ASAP!!
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