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Attacking Nexus 9 with Malicious Headphones

A critical severity vulnerability in Nexus 9 (CVE-2017-0510) with a very unusual attack vector - headphone jack. Exploiting this vulnerability allows one to leak stack canaries, derandomize ASLR, conduct a factory reset, and even access HBOOT, allowing for communication with internal System-on-Chips (SoCs) through I2C.



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Attacking Nexus 9 with Malicious Headphones

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A critical severity vulnerability in Nexus 9 (CVE-2017-0510) with a very unusual attack vector - headphone jack. Exploiting this vulnerability allows one to leak stack canaries, derandomize ASLR, conduct a factory reset, and even access HBOOT, allowing for communication with internal System-on-Chips (SoCs) through I2C.



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Attacking Nexus 9 with Malicious Headphones

A critical severity vulnerability in Nexus 9 (CVE-2017-0510) with a very unusual attack vector - headphone jack. Exploiting this vulnerability allows one to leak stack canaries, derandomize ASLR, conduct a factory reset, and even access HBOOT, allowing for communication with internal System-on-Chips (SoCs) through I2C.

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