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5mo ago
Good catch. Indeed the GPU was Nvidia’s NV2A, not an Intel GPU. I will correct that in the article. Thanks for pointing it out.
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5mo ago
Correct. And identity management is so important nowadays that most security-related certifications and regulations require it.
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sprado
5mo ago
Thanks for the comment. No, it is not AI generated. It was based on my research. I think there is a mix-up here between Atari home consoles and Atari home computers. In that section I was talking about early console platforms such as the At
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5mo ago
True!
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5mo ago
That would be a great follow up. Added to my list of next articles. Thanks for the suggestion!
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Breaking the console: a brief history of video game security
(sergioprado.blog)
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5mo ago
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5mo ago
After some time without posting on my blog, I decided to get back to it — and my first post after the break is about the history of video game security! There are also some great stories along the way, like Atari reverse-engineering Nintend
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3y ago
Did you know there is a dedicated partition in the eMMC called RPMB that makes it possible to store data with integrity and authenticity support? In this article, we will learn what the RPMB partition is and how it works, its main use cases
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A hands-on approach to symmetric-key encryption
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4y ago
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Learn how to design and defend an embedded Linux device
(embeddedbits.org)
131 points
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sprado
6y ago
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Introduction to Embedded Linux Security – part 1
(embeddedbits.org)
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6y ago
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How is the Linux kernel tested?
(embeddedbits.org)
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6y ago
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Introduction to Trusted Execution Environment and ARM's TrustZone
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7y ago
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Extracting firmware from devices using JTAG
(embeddedbits.org)
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7y ago
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Reverse engineering my router's firmware with binwalk
(embeddedbits.org)
717 points
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sprado
7y ago
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87 comments