2017-12-30 (Sa) HackadaySummary

I've compiled a few sentences about each Hackaday article I've written this week. Rather than dedicate a whole day to talking about how I selected and wrote about it, I will just write once a week and link to the articles I found interesting enough to write about.

34C3: Fitbit Sniffing and Firmware HackingOnly one article was written over the week. It was from a presentation at 32C3 which talked about sniffing and hacking a Fitbit to access its live mode and even flash new firmware. The talk was pretty good and showed, at a high level, what was necessary to reverse engineer the radio waves and hardware pins.

You can find all my Hackaday articles on my author page.

The rest of the Hackaday summaries have been arranged by date.

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