AT&T doesn't want their customers to modify their own devices. In this video, I show how hardware hackers can take back control of their devices through the process of firmware extraction and firmware analysis. Specifically, we take a look at the CDS9010 LTE router and extract the superadmin credentials via the UART UBoot interface.

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About Me:
My name is Matt Brown and I'm an Hardware Security Researcher and Bug Bounty Hunter. This channel is a place where I share my knowledge and experience finding vulnerabilities in IoT systems.

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