Presented at
ShmooCon XIII (2017),
Jan. 13, 2017, 8:20 p.m.
(20 minutes).
Emulators are useful but mistakenly thought to be too much trouble to write when reverse engineering an embedded system. In this lecture I'll teach you how to painlessly re-link the memory dump of a microcontroller into an ARM/Linux executable that runs through qemu-user. Emulation will finally be easy!
Presenters:
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Travis Goodspeed
Travis Goodspeed (@travisgoodspeed) is a neighborly reverse engineer of embedded systems from Southern Appalachia. His MD380Tools project was first announced at last year's Firetalks, and he drives a television news van. You can reach him during the conference by amateur DMR at 441.0 MHz, TS1, TG99. His LLID is 3147-092.
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