UFS/eMMC Firmware Extraction - UFI Box

I am really glad i encountered your channel. Love your content and learned a lot. Your videos have exactly the right pace. Just wanna say thanks! Please keep it up.

Sounds like you need to spend a little time in Ghidra with their software. You could bypass the virtual system detect.

Hello Matt, always a pleasure watching your videos. Thank you!

Matt, thank you! Appreciate your interesting topics.

I like what you do, but honestly I would love to see more firmware analysis / linux stuff / reverse engineering, than hardware related thing. (I'm a hw guy) Thanks.

Keep it up, its highly interesting!

Thank you, Matt!!

I need chromecast part2 video

Thaaaaank uuuuu Matt you are awesome for anyone want to get into hardware hacking

Thanks ❤

thanks!

I would love to see more devices support that UFS memory card you may have heard of that looks kind of like a MicroSD card. I wouldn't be surprised if something better came along by now but I knew about UFS memory cards for a good while. The fact is that there is already UFS storage in phones, just soldered down. Why UFS memory cards don't seem to be used everywhere is a mystery to me. It is as if they suffered the same fate that Thunderbolt nearly did and would have if Apple did not use it. I would say that though Thunderbolt is NOT Apple proprietary it may be known for being easier to find on Apple devices.

@Matt Brown Do you do FPGA stuff too? Just thinking that bit banging with an ASIC, one could be able to interface anything ;)

The what I assume is a USB A to USB A cable bothers me greatly.

Thanks for this video, I wonder if you have any tool you recommend to extract files from an DiskOnChip G4 flash media storage (having a Windows CE on it)

Thanks for the video Matt, one question though, isn't there supposed to be "UFI Box" instead of "EFI Box"? Not a grammar stickler, just wanted to ask :D . I was thinking to get one of these a while ago, thanks for helping me decide NOT to get one of these! I hate these arbitrary restrictions >:(

I will never buy a black box with proprietary software that only runs on Windows.

The software making VM checks is weird to. Makes me wonder if it also does some checks if it's being debugged and doing some sketchy stuff. Anyways, there are ways to at least try to circumvent the vm checks. Eric Parker has a video on that, setting up a VMWare VM he uses when analyzing malware

Android huh.... I wonder what it would take to repurpose one of these to run an alternative ROM, with local Home Assistant support. Is there a repository for these firmware dumps out on the darkweb somewhere? I have a pile of these e-waste spyware ver1 echos around here somewhere.

Im new to this channel and kind of confused. So the type of hacking you do is practically hardware hacking right? What is typically the purpose of this? Just to check weakness and modify the software on board? I'll be scrolling back at some older videos to learn more. This is interesting.