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attify / attify-badge

Attify Badge GUI tool to interact over UART, SPI, JTAG, GPIO etc.
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error while running python script to exploit UART attack on raspberrypi3 using attify-badge #1

Open hammadvde opened 6 years ago

hammadvde commented 6 years ago

hello, i am trying to get access on my raspberrypi3 by attacking UART using attify-badge. i want to dump memory of my raspberrypi and get the root access of my PI (hardware hacking). i connected the UART pins of my pi in GPIO pins of PI with my attify-badge UART pins. (transmitter pin on my pi connected with receiver pin on my attify-badge and receiver pin on my pi connected with transmitter pin on my attify-badge). i have selected baudrate = 115200 this is what it displays when i start my attify-badge:

[] UART_getport invoked [] Enabling Adafruit FTDI [] Setting up GPIO pins [] JTAG_getcfg invoked [] UART Connect invoked [] UART Connect executed Successfully [] Serial port opened [] Initializing ConsoleReadThread [*] Starting UARTConsoleReadThread

then when i switch off my pi and then again plug in back to reboot my PI. i see this error on cmd prompt:

Traceback (most recent call last); File "main.py" , line 102, in UART_read if(len(str(QString))>0: UnicodeEncodeError: 'ascii' codec can't encode character u'\xff' in position 0: ordinal not in range(128)

and on attify-badge tool GUI, i see this:

welcome to the rescue system:

recovery login:

can someone help me solve this issue?? thanks in advance :)