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Hardware Hacking
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Hardware Hacking

by Joe Grand, Kevin D. Mitnick, Ryan Russell
January 2004
Beginner
448 pages
17h 55m
English
Syngress
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Performing the Hack
Do the following:
1. The first thing we need to do is to open the 7800. Flip the case upside down and remove
the five screws holding the case together.The bottom-center screw might be covered by a
small sticker.A picture of the bottom of the 7800 case with the screw locations highlighted
can be found in Figure 7.37 in this chapter. Remove the top of the case.The board will be
sitting inside; remove it from the case. Using a pair of needlenose pliers, straighten all the
metal tabs holding the RF shielding in place. Don’t forget the two that are between the top
of the cartridge port and the metal heat sink at the top of the board.
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ISBN: 9781932266832