Thanks to @Baldanos for the amazing pyHydrabus which is regularly updated with latest hydrafw evolutions
pyHydrabus is a python (3.6+) module that can be used to control the HydraFW from a Python script.https://t.co/V8PK3P8qCn

— hydrabus.com (@hydrabus) May 31, 2020

HydraBus v1.0 Rev1.4 boards are ready to ship
To buy 3x HydraBus v1.0 Rev1.4 (PayPal only) go to https://t.co/ZRktCEcLED

You can also buy it from @Lab_401 soon on https://t.co/rpAZnrtrti

For more details see https://t.co/zcxKWX1Z9w pic.twitter.com/iDmz3oeTSC

— hydrabus.com (@hydrabus) May 14, 2020

HydraBus v1.0 Rev1.4 Final test in progress shall be available 11 May 2020.
HydraNFC Shield v2.0 Rev1.4 1st batch production (limited quantity) finished on April and after weeks of research package has been lost by #USPS (CHICAGO)
New production has been relaunched stay tuned. pic.twitter.com/brhu6VaIf8

— hydrabus.com (@hydrabus) May 8, 2020

HydraBus v1.0 Rev1.4 received today, the quality is amazing (test in progress stay tuned) pic.twitter.com/8wVG5tEu6j

— hydrabus.com (@hydrabus) March 24, 2020

HydraBus v1.0 Rev 1.4 are coming soon (Note they are fully compatible with all previous HW & FW versions) for more details see https://t.co/RVkVi2tt7p pic.twitter.com/ZucSrG177O

— hydrabus.com (@hydrabus) March 15, 2020

HydraNFC v2 AutoTuning with latest modifications provide amazing results reading ISO14443A Tags at more than 12cm and Reading ISO15693/Vicinity Tags at more than 16cm with default Antenna (Credit Card Size)
Note: Small Batch shall be available in March 2020 stay tuned pic.twitter.com/0f7Wtfz4x0

— hydrabus.com (@hydrabus) February 2, 2020

NFC ISO/IEC_15693 (Vicinity) from scratch with HydraNFC read UID captured with @picotech PicoScope3000 Reader/Tag demodulated by @GnuOctave and results displayed with the amazing @sigrokproject PulseView
Thanks to @8008135_ for the challenge

See PDF:https://t.co/4JNBbHc0Xh pic.twitter.com/M0UmsgCII1

— hydrabus.com (@hydrabus) November 23, 2019

In part 2 of his series on #SWD, @KudelskiSec's Nicolas Oberli tackles an important part of the SWD architecture: the MEM-AP. Read his #ResearchBlog here: https://t.co/Fy46esISAo

— Kudelski Security (@KudelskiSec) July 31, 2019

For embedded #developers & hardware #hackers, #JTAG is the de facto standard for debugging & accessing a microprocessor registers but ARM uses something quite different. Read @KudelskiSec's Nicolas Oberli’s introduction to SWD – ARM's alternative to JTAG. https://t.co/7AxBtR97ZO

— Kudelski Security (@KudelskiSec) May 16, 2019