I am in the final semester of my college degree and I am working on firmware analysis. I have tried reversing various bin files of firmware provided by dlink. All of them seems to be encrypted and I do not know what to do in that case. Any idea how to know their encryption type and their decryption algorithms with their keys?
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All I can suggest is that you do a lot of reading and experimenting.. maybe start here?: 0x434b.dev/…– Mega TonnageJan 18 at 10:28
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