Security & reverse engineering

Understand the system. Strengthen its defenses.

Embedded product security, firmware analysis, and reverse engineering.

Engineering scope

Undocumented behavior and unclear trust boundaries leave product risks difficult to assess. Investigate the actual hardware and software, then turn findings into prioritized engineering work.

Firmware analysisBoot chainsTrust boundariesEmulation

Embedded product security and secure system design

Review and improve security at hardware, firmware, boot, and system interfaces.

How we help

Assess embedded hardware, firmware, and bootloader attack surfaces
Analyze trust boundaries, cryptographic interfaces, and key handling
Investigate firmware vulnerabilities and recommend mitigations
Design and implement scoped security mechanisms

Potential deliverables

Security findings and remediation priorities
Threat and trust-boundary analysis
Security design or implementation changes
Verification procedures for mitigations

Hardware/software reverse engineering and vulnerability research

Recover system behavior and interfaces from incomplete documentation, firmware, binaries, and hardware.

How we help

Analyze machine code, proprietary protocols, and device behavior
Develop or adapt emulation environments
Correlate hardware observations with firmware execution
Use research results to support security analysis, interoperability, or maintenance

Potential deliverables

Behavioral and interface documentation
Emulation or analysis tools
Reproduction cases
Technical findings and remediation recommendations

Specific deliverables, verification requirements, and availability are agreed for each engagement. Acceptance criteria connect the work to your system’s needs.

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