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Firmware Hacking

Firmware hacking is when someone tries to change or manipulate the software that controls a computer device, like a router or a phone. Firmware is like the brain of the device, and it tells the device how to work.

Sometimes, people hack firmware to gain more control over the device or to add new features that weren’t originally included. It can also be used to break into the device and steal information.

Firmware hacking can be dangerous because if something goes wrong, it can damage the device or make it stop working completely. It’s important to only attempt firmware hacking if you know what you’re doing and have a good reason for doing it.