Archive
The two first examples of Linux kernel modules in Rust; A STM32 Blue Pill makefile template; The GCC new __builtin_dynamic_object_size...
A video explaining how transistors work; An open question on the usage of formal methods in software engineering...
The usage of strscpy() and the string copy functions evolution in the Linux kernel; Weekly C++ tip; A quiz to test your Integer in C knowledge...
A presentation on how Intel implemented logging in their firmware; What should be the perfect C string function; Zig: a powerful packed struct implementation...
A paper on how to defend vehicle CAN buses against malicious attacks; C++17 features good for embedded systems; What it means to have good taste in code;..
A STM32 firmware debug quest that goes through multiple methods: disassembled code comparison, print out all registers, dump the entire peripheral address space...
A method to update only the changing parts of an embedded system firmware; A low level UDP traffic analysis
A brief history of embedded systems including the first generation relay-controlled before the generation built with microprocessors/microcontrollers
How to use the JTAG to debug and to run a boundary scan of a microcontroller; How to do a correct Linux locking design; and much more...
How to hack a Hyundai car In-Vehicle Infotainment (IVI) and write a custom firmware to run a custom GUI
Three different algorithms to do division in FPGA; A business card that runs Linux
A structured process to learn microcontrollers; DIY a logic analyser with a Raspberry Pi Pico or DIY a remote one with a ESP32
A JPL set of rules to write safety critical code; An introduction to assembly programming; An epic BMW gear box reverse engineering; And more...
The reverse engineering of a 2011 Volvo CAN bus and of its diagnostic software protocol. As well, the discovery of Zig language
A dive into GCC internals written by a contributor. A collection of LTSpice tips and tricks in video. And much more...
Multiple U-Boot vulnerabilities publicly released and explained. Info on the X1501 Pico SoM, a mini-hardware that runs Linux. And much more...
