The usbliter8 exploit requires a dedicated RP2350-based microcontroller board to connect to the target device via USB while it is in DFU mode. This board is used to send the malicious USB packets that trigger the DMA buffer underflow.
The usbliter8 exploit requires a dedicated RP2350-based microcontroller board to connect to the target device via USB while it is in DFU mode. This board is used to send the malicious USB packets that trigger the DMA buffer underflow.