Operation Smart Kettle – Börzels Blog

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11 points | by marbartolome 2 days ago

5 comments

  • speedping 42 minutes ago
    Probably a beken chip, should be easy enough to flash OpenBeken using the pins if they're exposed You can usually take over tuya devices if you sign up for a developer account and go some sort of verification process, it's pretty easy, sometimes it's possible to get a token for local control (tuya-local)
  • niemandhier 1 hour ago
    If you ever ask yourself what German hackers do with their life, while our peer in the US build startups:

    That’s what we do.

  • Asraelite 47 minutes ago
    I don't get it. A kettle is not a teapot.
  • BlackRabbit1 1 hour ago
    Ah good old Tuya.

    Played around with them a while go.

    Found out you could do code execution while staying in the bootloader mode.. lol.

    But wasn't able to extract the keys I wanted.

  • nom 19 hours ago
    high chance you can just flash a suitable base firmware directly through pins on the board