Here we go! TP-Link is another company that thinks that security by obscurity could ever work. If you "backup" the configuration from most TP-Link routers, you will get a .BIN file which is "encrypted". Use this utility below, to decrypt it (so you can edit it) and encrypt it again. Have fun. Drop files here or
:) So now we also play with video/sound.
ReplyDeleteactually it's fun to hear that a video can crash a device that is meant to play music/videos. playing the bootloader made some ipods crash. my question is: is this exploit usable?
ps: you found this exploit accidentally, didn't you :P
It was first found accidentally... then it grew up... a different video of the same kind can even crash VLC (videolan) and all programs using the same libraries (believe me they are a lot)
ReplyDeletemedia players have 2 versions:
ReplyDeletethe ones writing directly to the outputdevice
the ones that send the info to another module
(this is a design choice)
is the crash about a file that the outputdevice can't play? (probably not)
is there any way you want to explain me how this works?( without making it public)
btw vlc can crash so often :-)
forgot to say
ReplyDeletei'm a linux user so yeah i know how many apps can share the same libraries.
actually i looked up the dependencies of vlc and saw a huge list. i don't think i'll list them here :)
Hmm.. put the video back up, please?
ReplyDeleteVideo back up, please!!!
ReplyDeleteThe video will be up soon.
ReplyDeleteJust not now.
Stay tuned.
Have any eta for having it back up?
ReplyDelete[...]
ReplyDeleteWhy not now?
It depends on Apple.
ReplyDeleteI'm in the talks with them.
I'll keep you posted.
Thanks! I hope to try this out! It seems like a (possibly) cool exploit!
ReplyDeleteZibri... the Bad-people can use this Bug to do Bad - things?? xD
ReplyDeleteIf you you understend me!
Ty