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Can you get withdrawals from returning a microscope? youtu.be/GwZ4ZEky4qw

@hwcypherpunk Low cost high performance attack platform

@BitBangingBytes what are you building, sir?

Get a PicoEMP while they’re in stock, then SUPERCHARGE it! newae.com/product-page/c…

@MehdiHacks Same, also built a lot more after ordering PCB’s 😂

@BitBangingBytes Back then I had to build it

Live stream of how this was done if you’re interested. SuperCharging the PicoEMP - Building a SERIOUS Hacking Tool! youtu.be/-WiIupSWss4

My multiple is roughly 10x. What is yours?

@nmatt0 @hexpwn Before I die, I swear to God 😂

@hexpwn @BitBangingBytes you got one of those yet??

lol okayge

@nmatt0 Yea, it’s much nicer than that one. Full access to the PicoEMP and just pressure clamps on the sides. @lukaskuzmiak did a kickass job on it.

@BitBangingBytes ahh that does look better. This is what I'm using currently: github.com/abgeana/picoem…

getting the EMFI rig tuned up for something fun 😀

@nmatt0 🕳️ 🐇

There are lots of great tools out there for Software Defined Radios (SDRs). GNURadio. Universal Radio Hacker. So many more. BUT, did you ever wonder how these tools actually turn radio signals into digital data? The Ones and Zeros that we want to see? In my new video series, I'm pulling back the curtain on demodulation, the process of turning a radio signal into a digital one. We are going to use libuhd and write our own C++ code to do all the work. no shortcuts. no library calls for demod. Part 1: On-Off Keying

Small announcement: I received the Merge/Solo grant(@mergedotclub), supporting my project to make affordable scanning electron microscopes, accompanied by a slew of other scientific equipment. And a sneak peek of what's next :) Thanks to @mcmgoodall @julianweisser @aridutilh!

Something visceral about the needle movement that a LCD can’t replicate. Same with RPM’s in your car!

Is there any public code extraction research on locked PIC32MX2 devices, or PIC32 in general?

@rce_trent Nice, I had a similar thought

@BitBangingBytes Since I have like 4 pico emp's i have built over time, some I have modified, I was thinking of doing a pico emp revolver - moving across each in succession changing the timing to be close as possible to the first one.

@BitBangingBytes Appreciate the crazy mods to the pico emp so now I have to modify this one :-)

@rce_trent A few professional tools I’ve seen stop at 500V so I don’t think you need to worry about that. Being able to increase the pulse rate is way more valuable going from a PicoEMP

The question is - how relevant is anything above 600v? I dunno I had pretty good experience using picoemp's I built with not as much power. Is there any documented instances where certain chips need above a certain voltage level to actually allow one to step through the rest of the glitching process? Even you got past w/o the 444 volts in bambam.

@rce_trent That’s a great price! Let me know how it works

@BitBangingBytes Here is what I have up on the testing block first -

@reivilo_t I’ll come visit… 😈

Combine this with the fact we can extract schematics and masks of the target IC and you will understand the concept of RE based attacks. Analyze the circuitry, plan a fault you like, go to the laser station, aim at the target and have fun :))

@RatShattered @Eotero56 Depends on use case, no mods needed to use as a basic power supply. Just put a resistor across the output and that’s it.

@BitBangingBytes @Eotero56 Do you need to mod their more basic units? , I got a biorad 300 for simple low current tube stuff that I haven't really jacked with yet. I didnt see any specs or instructions on paper that seemed mitigating

Variable Power Supply 20V - 3,000V up to 400W $50 on eBay 🤯

@Eotero56 Thanks, also needs months to make computer controlled.

@BitBangingBytes This is a 3kV lab psu, many others, do your research if interested

@Eotero56 Got a link to this variable, computer controlled lab PSU that goes up to 3kV for under $300?

@BitBangingBytes So now it’s $50 + some months of tinkering where a 3kV lab psu is <$300