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Max! Thermostat Pairing Procedure Protocol Information
This is just a quick post to document some reverse engineering of the Max! wireless/radio thermostat valves and window shutters to help others who might want to work on the project. I’ve simply attached a copy of the spreadsheet I … Continue reading
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Can you crack it? Stage 3 solution
Once getting through stage 2 you will have an EXE file. It requires windows (I ran it in a VirtualBox VM seeing as I had no idea what it would do – can’t be too careful!), cygwin and the crypt library … Continue reading
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Tagged can you crack it, challenge, disassembly, fun, GCHQ, hack, howto, reverse engineering, solution
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