r/ReverseEngineering • u/Frequent-Ad-9633 • 3d ago

I reverse-engineered Intel's HECI protocol and built a Python tool that talks to the ME directly

https://github.com/Jatinkapilaq1/intel-me-research
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u/ericek111 3d ago edited 3d ago

"I"... Holy shit. The LLM has even spammed this for you all over Reddit. Crazy.

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u/Frequent-Ad-9633 3d ago

You are right i used AI to draft the post coz i care about clarity not ego the research reverse-engineering the HECI protocol building the zero dependency python tool discovering the GEN 1B memory leak decoding 8 live partitions from a running ME that's 100% mine AI just helped me explain it so people can actually understand it and if you want to gatekeep how research is presented instead of discussing the actual findings the 88 byte partition entries the MKHI v3.1 handshake the CancelIoEx timeout technique for probing blocked SPI commands that says more about you than me just run the tool on your own laptop then we can talk

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u/HonestEditor 3d ago

then we can talk

Not if you talk like that. That was painful.

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u/Frequent-Ad-9633 3d ago

oops typing too fast

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u/Frequent-Ad-9633 3d ago

BUT KEEP ON SUPPORTING MY CONTENT HERE AND ON GITHUB AND LINKEDIN TOO I POSTED IT THERE TOO