@@shueibdahir Pay is better in software lol. I left embedded field myself.

I mean, I was about to say the same to him.

@@bassyey How about hardware? Like sysadmin or some sort of it engineer? Do they pay aswell as software?

@@bassyey Did the same. Worked in embedded a couple years and switched to software. Didn't do it for the money, although I did immediately get a six figure salary.

@@shueibdahir I'd argue sysadmin does not pay nearly as well as software on average. I think you'd need to be a senior sysadmin to make what an entry level software engr can make.

Ah yes, Tim Cook is poor!

Mr Tim Apple is merely an expendable pawn partaking in techno-feudalism to please his anti-capitalist shareholder lords.

@@djispro4272 It's a figure of speech...

*Tim Apple

@@Corei14 lol you beat me too it!

can you speak regular people language

Thank you! :)

@@stacksmashingI feel a visit to DigiKey is imminent 😂

But maaaam!😢 It's for the homework!

It's for getting some of the Android features without having to wait for Apple to announce the same features as great improvements on iPhone 17.

Run linux, windows, android… dual boot or overclock.

idk im noob too no idea what hes talking, but "jailbreak" control hardware and overclocking chips or smth I GUESS..

We hope so too! :)

its actually pretty diverse depending on what you want to hack, so its difficult to make a generalised tutorial for hardware hacking and most people just learn it themselves

Yes I agree. I think that's the highlight of this video actually, not the iPhone 15 hacking itself (which is still awesome)

yes

There are entire university degrees dedicated to embedded engineering lol

Which Zappa reference? 😅 you are the second person mentioning it

@@stacksmashing “The Central Scrutinizer”

Ahhhhh thank you

Which one? 😅

JTAG generally: You get direct control of the CPU, so your imagination is the limit... Specifically here: Who knows how open/crippled it is yet ;)

Ah in this case it's a bit more complicated - you can read up on the demotion of the iPhone X using checkm8 :)

imagine this on ipad with windows for arm

​​@@sol_xzthis is not how it works. You need Windows drivers and a lot of patches to make everything run, even if you can load an custom EFI boot. It's insane amount of work and don't worth it, because, in the end, it's cheaper and faster to buy an Windows tablet that probably supports also Linux.

I don't remember much about it and doubt it's relevant anymore, but I remember being able to not trip knox on my s6 edge. I'm sure whatever exploit was there has been fixed though.

@@trevorgray3681 I would like to reverse the boot loader and how it trips the Knox because it's an implementation that's still in practice today? I've built ROMs and custom firmware for Android and have bucket loads of tools for just about any kind i of hacking and reversing software known? I've also got experiencing dumping binaries by direct chip reading and FlashROM using raspberry Pi SPI interface + voltage changer and read from diagnostic ports on MacBooks etc. Then Hex hacking the dumped binary and then writing my own stuff back on it to unblock a forgotten password? I can find out the voltages etc but if I could possibly talk between his created device and using USB-C then I can certainly attempt to play around? Have a little snoop & sniff and see what's up yo? See it could mean I could possibly make any Samsung a private phone like the Google Pixel with GrapheneOS. I can already rebuild and change the GrapheneOS to work on my Samsung or any Samsung even if the firmware doesn't support it? I know what partitions to write to, I can build a custom recovery. I can impart binaries etc etc and get what ever I need working? It's the being able to support encryption from recovery that is the most important? So it's worth sniffing even if not for Knox? It's just more enticing to offer should anyone be interested in using their Samsung as a private phone without needing to purchase a Pixel to so? In Australia Pixels are for fanatics and people who purchased it outright with money and not on a plan? That's a very very tiny slice of the Australian market unfortunately? Sorry but I figured I may as well spew my thoughts all over the KZfaq comments cause I'm Autistic as fuck and have narcolepsy and you've got me on a medication is working don't know where to stop moment? So sucks to you if you've read this far 😛

Bahahaha 🤣

Huh... Interesting.

6min ago 242 views for me.

It's a secretive field

Am I mispronouncing it? :D

@@stacksmashing No, you're doing it right. (At least, to an American who's heard a hell of a lot of accents and pronunciations.) No clue what he's on about.

I think on some of the newer Apple Watches they use some very high-frequency communication instead of contacts - so potentially they can get rid of it. But it would kill low-latency audio, high-speed storage etc

I think at least the pro models will have USB-C for a long time, as they can now record video to external SSDs.

It's certainly possible but it'd suck. Plus they could have contact pins on the phone I guess? But I highly doubt it'll happen on the pro models

@@ameliabuns4058 As long as the contact pins are inside a USB-C socket, I'm happy. :)

@@stacksmashing oh

Thank you - was the voice not clear enough for you? Too fast? Happy to learn what I can improve!

@@stacksmashing Too fast, slow down by ~10%.

SWD doesn't need TMSC - or what do you mean?

@@stacksmashing I thought the reduced JTAG wire uses a wire for TMSC?

@@zackariaNah, just clock and IO :)

@@stacksmashing Oh alright

@@stacksmashing Dang it i just realized that too