So I have a Canon consumer inkjet printer, Japanese model, purchased in Japan. No HTTPS on the web interface, but it speaks Cloud Print with Google, and guess what.pic.twitter.com/77MnG9zeYd
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So I have a Canon consumer inkjet printer, Japanese model, purchased in Japan. No HTTPS on the web interface, but it speaks Cloud Print with Google, and guess what.pic.twitter.com/77MnG9zeYd
Also, WTF is this. I thought the contents were supposed to be *random bytes*?pic.twitter.com/SsTp9NJWce
Huh. Uninitialized buffer? If you have the model number it might be interesting to check out the firmware...
Pixus MG6730. It updates itself over unencrypted HTTP (of *course*). The firmware seems to be obfuscated with some kind of silly DIY algorithm, though. Typical Japanese. The whole file looks like this. https://mrcn.st/t/mg6730_1.060.bin …pic.twitter.com/vMrLdlKOnq
Oh gawd it's an S-record file with an XOR pad. Just why. Deobfuscated: https://mrcn.st/t/mg6730_1.060.srec … (two logical chunks: https://mrcn.st/t/mg6730_1.060_part1.srec … https://mrcn.st/t/mg6730_1.060_part2.srec …)
Looks like it runs DRYOS, the same OS Canon cameras use, and the same OS the CHDK project has quite ample documentation of. Cool.
Yeah, I'm pretty sure this is deliberate. @matthew_d_green, do you have code to compare? Looks like this stands for RSA BSAFE Micro Edition Suite I think?pic.twitter.com/lxZ6eMHI7o
I think this matches what's in the BSAFE-Java library (source: http://dualec.org/DualECTLS.pdf )pic.twitter.com/QtHcu7GK5o
We never analyzed the MES, and the C BSAFE library we did have (SSLC?) didn’t have watermarking activated. But yes it does match, with a slightly different watermark.
The idea, or theory, was that it would make identification of BSAFE sessions that much easier for a passive attacker.
So blatant support for the backdoor is what you're saying it is.
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