Researcher recounts extracting WiFi credentials from a Eufy HomeStation via UART and a damaged flash chip

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A blog post describes a security researcher's effort to examine the firmware of a Eufy HomeStation2 device. The account centers on obstacles encountered along the way, including UART interfaces that were locked down and a damaged flash memory chip. The author reports that these hurdles were ultimately overcome in pursuit of the device's stored WiFi secrets. The post was shared on Hacker News, where it drew modest attention with 9 points and one comment. The full write-up is available on the author's site at adepts.of0x.cc.

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