| Title |
Reverse-Engineering DisplayLink devices |
| Type |
Video
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| Tags |
reverse engineering
hardware hacking
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| Abstract |
DisplayLink produces nice, useful USB graphics adapters. Unfortunately, they had no real Linux support. In this talk, we'll describe how we first reverse-engineered the encryption and basic protocol, prompting DisplayLink to actually release a Linux driver on their own. However, their driver still doesn't support compression. In the second part, we'll therefore describe how we reverse-engineered the compression algorithm.
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| Authors |
Florian Echtler
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| Submitted |
February 03, 2010 |
| Rating |
Currently 0/5 stars (0 votes).
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| Correlation |
| Linked to |
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| Event |
Chaos Communication Congress 26th (26C3) 2009
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| Resource |
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| Download |
| Source |
26c3-3353-de-reverse-engineering_displaylink_devices.mp4 |
| Size |
416.6 MB |
| MD5 |
f98c68d2e8ce91b6ed6abc42917da129 |
| SHA1 |
47742050f46be9b2064249e8eab4915cd52062d8 |
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