GD32VF103 and its possible use for Gnuk
Yutaka Niibe at
GD32VF103, which comes with RISC-V core, is cheap and fast.
I ported Chopstx to GD32VF103, and am considering if it's good to port Gnuk.
Last month, when I found riscv-openocd merged the support of GD32VF103, I tried to use the debugger interface.
And... for my version (which I bought from Seeed), the Longan Nano, I can access its flash ROM content.
If my analysys is correct, it's a kind of matter for CVE, I suppose.
With help of my Chinese friends, I try to contact the vendor.
Happy Chinese Holiday Season!
I ported Chopstx to GD32VF103, and am considering if it's good to port Gnuk.
Last month, when I found riscv-openocd merged the support of GD32VF103, I tried to use the debugger interface.
And... for my version (which I bought from Seeed), the Longan Nano, I can access its flash ROM content.
If my analysys is correct, it's a kind of matter for CVE, I suppose.
With help of my Chinese friends, I try to contact the vendor.
Happy Chinese Holiday Season!
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And then, I was informed for this having many CVEs:
https://github.com/JohannesObermaier/f103-analysis/
Well, mine is independent, and more easier to be attacked.
https://github.com/JohannesObermaier/f103-analysis/
Well, mine is independent, and more easier to be attacked.
Yutaka Niibe at 2020-10-02T01:46:05Z
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