Chinese Network Hardware: Risks, Potential and Reverse Engineering
summary
Examines Chinese network hardware by analysing risks, backdoor presence, and reverse-engineering techniques; covers hands-on methods for modifying devices and exploring how such hardware could be abused or repurposed. Discusses both security threats and the capabilities discovered through firmware/hardware inspection.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:28Chinese network hardware analysis
- 9:36Chinese router software
- 23:42Chinese repeater analysis
- 30:13Hardware and software modifications
- 37:10OpenWRT and U-Boot porting
- 40:43Modified hardware applications
- 43:09Summary and Q&A
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