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        <description>A DEF CON 30 talk about the hidden attack surface in consumer routers and other IoT devices. The researchers analyzed a popular home router and discovered a critical vulnerability — unauthenticated remote code execution requiring no user interaction. The issue stemmed from a network feature in the Realtek SDK used in devices running eCos. The speakers show how they identified the root cause, built a method to automatically scan firmware for similar flaws, and explain why such vulnerabilities persist unnoticed across the supply chain.</description>
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