Extracting Wi-Fi Password from Netgear N300 Router over UART

Very nice, Matt! 👍 Liked that you worked on the audio quality in comparison to older videos! 👍 Pro tip for upcoming videos: look directly into the camera when you speak to us! 😉

Men am I glad I found you....Have been looking into IoT device security and this is the kind of content I exactly need

Always a good day when Matt Brown posts, love the work boss

Great work, great speach!

Awesome content, enjoying these videos, hope to see some more soon

Hey, I think there's some guy hacking my wifi

Nice work Matt!

It's 2024, and we still ain't getting university credits for these type of videos 😩.

Love this guy... we could be friends!!!

Could drop a UART shell but you can always reset the router password by holding in reset for a certain amount of time. I usually start with PWR, then TX a active High, leaving the other to be RX, and you can use any GRD. I made a little UART detection device you place the probes over the pins and it will emit a sound indicating they are most likely UART pins.. Also OSCOPE makes this all much much easier….

Great stuff

Can you make a video on firmware extraction and writing using the CAN bus protocol? Thank you

What is the microscope do you use? btw great show. Best

How to read out openwrt root password if I forgot? I cannot upload new firmware without login in.

love your stuff! would you be interested in taking viewer hardware? i have a stm32 scooter mainboard and id love to see what you could do with it, it’s a bit beyond my skills to work on rn 😢😢

I have an old T-Mobile branded WiFi LTE Signal Expander with a clearly labeled “FTDI” port, but no time to investigate. I believe it’s a small 4G LTE Femtocell the company handed out to subscribers who inquired. Would this be of any interest to you?

Hello nice video, thanks for sharing, can you please explain where the web UI password is stored, I have a second hand router and the previous owner change the web UI pass and I can not modify any router setting..... obviously reset the router is not an option.

Ive been looking at a Cisco MR74 and have been looking at ways i could replace the stock firmware with OpenWRT with your channel ive managed to remove the NAND flash chip and put it in a chip reader ive pulled the stock firmware off i need to now rewrite the uboot and the firmware is the uboot on a separate chip i could rewrite or are the uboot and firmware all on the same nand chip some of this stuff is confusing and i have loads of these cisco AP's id be willing to ship you one providing you dont share any of the serial numbers publicly

Hi, will you try with an "Alcatel Lucent 9361 Home Cell V2"? it's a good challenge :D

Could you try hacking the firmware of a modern router? Try a latest model. Maybe a huawei router. I tried to hack the huawei b535 router but I only managed to get uart output and wasn't able to type anything. Also I think the backend of that router uses lua.