In this video, we continue hacking on the Arlo Q security camera. Today we reverse engineer the extracted firmware to better understand how the bootloader security is implemented.

unsalted sha256 bootloader password hash:
dd62e7962d63044fd1b190091930939affb172e578bb941728bd4e4478250641

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