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DESCRIPTION:How I hacked Sasmung eMMC chips: from an indication that they have a firmwa
 re - up until code execution ability on the chip itself\, relevant to a cou
 ntless number of devices. It all started when Samsung Galaxy S3 devices sta
 rted dying due to a bug in their eMMC firmware. I will cover how I figured 
 out there's a firmware inside the chip\, how I obtained it\, and my journey
  to gaining code execution on the chip itself &mdash\; up until the point i
 n which I could grab a bricked Galaxy S3\, and fix it by software-only mean
 s.
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LOCATION:Saal Dijkstra
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:eMMC hacking\, or: how I fixed long-dead Galaxy S3 phones - oranav
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URL;VALUE=URI:https://fahrplan.events.ccc.de/congress/2017/Fahrplan/events/8784.html
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