Hi,
Today I pushed the last monolithic update to Git, and tagged release
0.0.2. For future releases, expect smaller, more regular updates, soon
with GPG key integration.
Since the last release, Apple MacOS support should now work, Linux
syslog works, non-root use via sudo now saves files in the user's
homedir instead of the /root/ home directory.
Windows and UEFI Shell targets are not ready for use yet. The current
release has boken the sidecar hash and manifest files. I'll have this
working in a few days. A few of the CHIPSEC and FWTS commands appear to
have issues, and need more testing.
Personally, I'd hold off on using fwaudit until a few days after
Blackhat, I expect multiple bugfixes in the next few days.
As the docs say, if you find an issue that is not listed in the docs or
have an "XXX" comment or debug comment in the code, please feel free to
send email to the fwaudit-discuss mailing list, or file a bug on the
Github site.
Code aside, we'll be demo'ing fwaudit at Black Hat USA 2018 Tools
Arsenal next week[1]. If you're going to Black Hat, please drop by and
say hello! Wednesday, August 8th, 2:30pm-3:50pm, at Tools Arsenal Station 5.
Code and Black Hat aside, there's now a fwaudit-discuss mailing list[2],
in addition to this announce-only list.
Thanks,
Lee Fisher
PS: Our local hackerspace just got a CNC machine, and we're learning how
to create a metal challenge coin. I'm planning on a "fwaudit project
contributor" coin, seeking an SVG-aware artist to help with coin artwork.
[1]
https://www.blackhat.com/us-18/arsenal/schedule/#firmware-audit-platform-firmware-security-automation-for-blue-teams-and-dfir-11359
[2]
https://lists.preossec.com/mailman/listinfo/fwaudit-discuss_lists.preossec.com
Hi,
Today I pushed the last monolithic update to Git, and tagged release
0.0.2. For future releases, expect smaller, more regular updates, soon
with GPG key integration.
Since the last release, Apple MacOS support should now work, Linux
syslog works, non-root use via sudo now saves files in the user's
homedir instead of the /root/ home directory.
Windows and UEFI Shell targets are not ready for use yet. The current
release has boken the sidecar hash and manifest files. I'll have this
working in a few days. A few of the CHIPSEC and FWTS commands appear to
have issues, and need more testing.
Personally, I'd hold off on using fwaudit until a few days after
Blackhat, I expect multiple bugfixes in the next few days.
As the docs say, if you find an issue that is not listed in the docs or
have an "XXX" comment or debug comment in the code, please feel free to
send email to the fwaudit-discuss mailing list, or file a bug on the
Github site.
Code aside, we'll be demo'ing fwaudit at Black Hat USA 2018 Tools
Arsenal next week[1]. If you're going to Black Hat, please drop by and
say hello! Wednesday, August 8th, 2:30pm-3:50pm, at Tools Arsenal Station 5.
Code and Black Hat aside, there's now a fwaudit-discuss mailing list[2],
in addition to this announce-only list.
Thanks,
Lee Fisher
PS: Our local hackerspace just got a CNC machine, and we're learning how
to create a metal challenge coin. I'm planning on a "fwaudit project
contributor" coin, seeking an SVG-aware artist to help with coin artwork.
[1]
https://www.blackhat.com/us-18/arsenal/schedule/#firmware-audit-platform-firmware-security-automation-for-blue-teams-and-dfir-11359
[2]
https://lists.preossec.com/mailman/listinfo/fwaudit-discuss_lists.preossec.com
