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If my understanding of how this works is even halfway correct it needs to read the partition table of the disk, mount it, then find the firmware file. Would it be at all possible to muck with the partition table to do a buffer overflow there? Somehow inject some code into the partition table that exploits the step that reads it, and then inject code before the firmware file is even loaded?
partition table of the disk, mount it, then find the firmware file. Would it be at all possible to muck with the partition table to do a buffer overflow there? Somehow inject some code into the partition table that exploits the step that reads it, and then inject code before the firmware file is even loaded?
Ok, another idea that you may laugh at and I'm sure has been thought of but to put my 2c will make me happy.What if the Zune drive was formatted from the Zune and then we try to load new firmware that way in Linux? Or does the drive lock up still? I'm betting I just didn't read enough and this has already been said.
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