03/21/2026
⚡ Did you know?
Hardware hacker Joe Grand recently demonstrated how EMFI (Electromagnetic Fault Injection) attacks can be used to bypass device protections and recover locked Bitcoin wallets — a powerful reminder that physical attacks are still one of the most underestimated threat vectors.
His latest research shows just how effective carefully timed fault injection can be against real-world security controls.
🎥 Watch the research here:
https://youtu.be/TGmGiN5Pa48?si=Bu8FfU3CPO8hIHHZ
At PWNLAB / Electronic Cats, we believe these techniques shouldn't be reserved for highly specialized labs. That's why we developed:
🔥 FaultyCat v2.1
A tool designed to make EMFI experimentation and fault injection research more accessible, allowing security researchers, hardware hackers, and engineers to generate controlled fault injection attacks with greater ease.
If you're working in:
🔬 Hardware Security
📡 IoT / Embedded Systems
🔐 Cryptographic Devices
⚡ Fault Injection Research
— this is definitely a space worth paying attention to.
Physical attacks are no longer niche — they’re becoming practical. Get your Faultycat v2.1 at our online store shipping world wide:
https://pwnlab.mx/product/faulty-cat/
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