Peter van Dijk • 5/5/2022

Router Archeology: Sitecom WL-330

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The article details a hardware hacking project on a vintage Sitecom WL-330 wireless range extender. It covers opening the device, identifying components like the CPU and flash chip, and using a multimeter to locate a serial console interface for potential Open Source firmware exploration, serving as a practical guide for embedded device tinkering.

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