Bypassing the Sound Blaster’s new firmware signature check

According to Adafruit Blog, security researcher Rasmus Moorats discovered vulnerabilities in Sound Blaster Katana speakers that enable Bluetooth hijacking. By bypassing the device's firmware signature check, an attacker can repurpose the speaker as a keystroke injection device—turning it into a malicious keyboard that sends commands to your computer.

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