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Process of copying the content of a block of a program's memory to file. It can be not trivial if the target program hooked memory-related APIs.
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How can I determine if NAND blocks are good blocks?
I'm trying to rescue some data from our hardware. On the board I have a pair of Samsung k9f4g08u0d NAND chips. Each chip has been dumped to include every block, including the spare areas. If I invert …
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