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"content":"If you solder a ~10cm long \"antenna\" wire to a laptop's DRAM data bus, it makes it extra sensitive to electromagnetic interference.\n\nSo much so that clicking a piezo-electric arc lighter nearby can induce bit-flips.\n\nI wrote an exploit to turn those bitflips into a shell:\n\nhttps://retr0.id/media/6f3406c0-1a6c-4025-845b-96598f4c3f98/poc.mp4",
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