It is becoming f*cking dangerous: Claude Code is taking apart the devices in your house someone sent Claude Code the listing for their TV and asked "can you hack this?" it talked them through it: no more ads, bloatware, spyware or laggy UI, and a screensaver that shows their revenue and new Stripe payments (the part I want most). that post is at almost 1.7M views. someone is also logging every case of AI agents taking apart software and hardware, and the list already hit 286: → 64 devices and firmware, including a smart toilet that now opens from the Mac menu bar → 67 games, from DOS binaries to Modern Warfare 2 → 128 desktop and mobile apps → 27 algorithms pulled straight out of binaries 119 of them ran on REA, the open-source MCP that gives Claude Code a real disassembler. what one run looks like: → route the target first. an Electron app is readable in seconds, a native binary takes the slow path → recon before code: what machine it runs on, how many functions, every readable
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Quoted from XIt is becoming f*cking dangerous: Claude Code is taking apart the devices in your house someone sent Claude Code the listing for their TV and asked "can you hack this?" it talked them through it: no more ads, bloatware, spyware or laggy UI, and a screensaver that shows their revenue and new Stripe payments (the part I want most). that post is at almost 1.7M views. someone is also logging every case of AI agents taking apart software and hardware, and the list already hit 286: → 64 devices and firmware, including a smart toilet that now opens from the Mac menu bar → 67 games, from DOS binaries to Modern Warfare 2 → 128 desktop and mobile apps → 27 algorithms pulled straight out of binaries 119 of them ran on REA, the open-source MCP that gives Claude Code a real disassembler. what one run looks like: → route the target first. an Electron app is readable in seconds, a native binary takes the slow path → recon before code: what machine it runs on, how many functions, every readable
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